Your Guide to White Cane Shafts

[@JonathanLewis-gf1lu]

Thanks for the information for me to think about when I upgraded to a new cane myself

[@IshaRancour]

That was the most informative and straight forward video about canes that I could find :-)

[@EasierVision]

Thank you! I try really hard to make my videos informative and practical :)

[@fahimislamanik5330]

Thank you for all the information. It was a great help

[@amyhull754]

Great video. Thank you!

[@ryans6791]

Glad to see you’re back. Very helpful information thank you!

[@EasierVision]

Thank you, I'm glad to be back!

[@rosalinfeit5392]

I happy see u again hi I am rosalind feit fr nova scotia I have usher syndrome myself also I use my cane all time cuz my balance too I still my frist cane it the heavy one so now I got new one light graphite cane it 5 inches long cuz I see more space for me inspecty night times for me so I still have red rolling ball tips only new graphite cane wow it very light i love my cane but still my old cane for spare incase something happend tks for adivce hope y continues the vedio and have a great day

[@ase713]

HI, Thanks for this! Very informative. I recently lost a significant portion of my vision, and was hoping to find more info about canes, and this has helped a lot!

[@EasierVision]

I'm so glad this was a help! There are a lot of great resources out there for people who have recently lost sight, definitely glad you're looking into canes :)

[@amybb3677]

Can you please explain the difference in a folding aluminium cane versus a folding graphite one?

[@mariamayub212]

Thank you for the info! I bought one on eBay and it's nap together but I can't seem to snap back for pieces. I can't get it broken down and I'm about to take a trip so I'm completely confused by it LOL I think a telescoping cane or a simple guide came since I'm not completely blind would have been a better choice! Learning new stuff!

[@blacksheepgirl]

Hi, actually the tip you are talking about is a hook tip, the threaded tip is one that screws on. :)))

[@EasierVision]

You are totally right, thanks for correcting me!

[@blacksheepgirl]

Does anyone know where to get golf pride canes? I got one yesterday and I love it, but I don't know how the person got it was left on a table where people leave things they do not want any more. :)

[@EasierVision]

If you're interested in golf grip canes, check out Ambutech! That's where I got mine :)

[@milicamilic7433]

hi. Thank you so much for the video. It was incredibly helpful and incredibly well organized and detailed. I’m trying to buy a cane for a middle school student who prefers lighter options, I’ve contacted NFB and they said that they don’t have folding carbon fiber canes shorter than 51 inches. I have found fiberglass in the correct size on a different website. would you say that is about as light as a carbon fiber cane? I had a carbon fiber came to show her and that seemed to have been a comfortable weight

[@EasierVision]

Hi! Yes fiberglass should work, graphite is also very lightweight, and they are common in a folding configuration that makes them very versatile.

[@Mykal2k8]

Greetings, where did you find a folding fiberglass cane?

[@rosalinfeit5392]

I am rosalind feit fr nova scotia can I use my cane with graphite cane with red rolling ball tips is ok use inside I use it all times ?inside and outside too is all right to use it tks again I have alots question if ok with u tks for understanding me have a great day

[@rosalinfeit5392]

Hi I am rosalind feit fr nova scotia u think I should use my red rolling ball tips is lighter for on my graphite cane it work for me I needed your adivce ok tks I have usher syndrome myself I use my new graphite cane with red rolling ball tips is ok I use it all times it more lighter for me tks again

[@waylee264]

i'm getting a nfb straight cane

[@amigo8625]

💐💐💐💐💐👍🙌

[@BG4life13]

the folding Graphite cane is waaaayy lighter then any of the aluminum canes.

[@jordanmahonytheblindworld8483]

I have a cane that can be holded