The Handy Seat is a walking stick and seat in one that can be carried anywhere! A FootSmart favorite?Çöperfect for everyday walking or sitting for short periods of time. The ultra-lightweight 21" seat has a 34" tall stick that can serve as a walking aid. The portable seat unfolds quickly and easily opens to provides a sturdy, comfortable seat. Recommended seating with the handle in front...
Unfolds to provide instant seating for someone who needs to sit frequently for short periods of time.
No assembly required.
Lightweight (28 ounces) so it's easy to carry.
Polypropylene seat and handle, aluminum legs.
Note: Recommended seating with the handle in front. Weight: 28 ounces. Weight Capacity: Will hold a 250 lb. Person. Measurements: Folded: 9 x 2 x 34. Unfolded: 9 x 8 x 22. Made in USA. Care: Wipe down with a wet cloth as needed.
This review is from: Folding Cane Seat (Health and Beauty)
I do a lot of traveling around the world. Sometimes the tour guides do a lot of talking while you are standing. My problem is not walking as much as standing. The cane is very handy if you need help with stability but the seat is a lifesaver if you can't stand still. On one occasion people in the group offered more money for the seat than I paid. Everyone wanted to know where I purchased it.
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This review is from: Folding Cane Seat (Health and Beauty)
The sales details do not discuss this, nor have any of the reviews I have read-- but in the instructions with the stool/cane model that I purchased, the recommended seating style is 'backwards'.
It is better to grasp the cane and fold the seat down facing you and STRADDLE the seat, holding the handle in front of you. With your two feet on the ground in front of you, it aids your center of gravity. Holding the handle also allows you to easily stand up with assistance of your own body weight.
I think perhaps the folks who rate this cane/seat as unsteady or not sturdy may be attempting to sit in it like a chair, using the handle as a backrest. Try turning around and see if the straddle position works better! It does for me. Of course, if you are wearing a skirt, it might be a bit unladylike-- but Give it a Go!
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