French Folding White Cane – Flat Handle
French Folding White Cane – Flat Handle, photo 2
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French Folding White Cane – Flat Handle

This version of our French cane is offered with a flat handle, improving – for some of our clients – the grip in the hand.
French Folding White Cane – Flat Handle
French Folding White Cane – Flat Handle, photo 2
How to choose the right size walking stick?

Ideally, we recommend that your walking stick be about 40 cm shorter than your height. For example, if you are 5'7", we recommend a 130 cm walking stick.

Of course, if you are used to a certain cane size, stick with it!

As non-adjustable canes are manufactured in 5 cm increments, we recommend choosing the closest size according to the 40 cm rule. For example, if you are 1.72 m tall, ideally you would need a 132 cm cane, but we only manufacture 130 cm and 135 cm canes. In this case, we recommend choosing 130 cm!
How do I choose my tip type?

  • Cylindrical (C or CR tips): for urban riding on asphalt.
  • Demi-spherical (C3 or CSR tips): lightweight and for urban riding
  • Spherical (CS1, CS2, or CSSR tips): more robust and for urban travel
  • Large diameter semi-spherical (CARLO or CALO): for travel on paths, in forests, and on cobblestones.
  • Disc (CG or CGR): for travel on paths, in forests, and on cobblestones.
  • Apam B: very short travel, main advantage is its weight.
  • Fixed tips (A or B): for signaling canes, or very short travel or indoor use.
  • DK: Snow or sand.
The White Cane Manufacturing Workshop will be closed from the evening of July 25th and will reopen on August 25th
Any order placed as of July 22nd will only be shipped from August 25th. Thank you for your understanding, and have a great summer everyone.
French Folding White Cane – Flat Handle
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Price range: 32,00 € through 37,00 €
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Made by visually impaired people

Who better to make a cane for visually impaired people than someone who is visually impaired themselves?

100% French design

Our canes are entirely manufactured in our workshops in Liverdun, Lorraine.