Mabis DMI Folding Cane with Putter Style Handle – Vinyl Grip Cane for Visually Impaired

The Mabis DMI Folding Cane with Putter Style Handle is a durable, lightweight mobility aid designed specifically for the visually impaired. Measuring 50 inches long, this foldable cane offers a comfortable vinyl grip and a distinctive putter-style handle for better control and support during movement.

 Durable and Lightweight Folding Cane for Visually Impaired

The Mabis DMI Folding Cane with Putter Style Handle is purposefully engineered for those who require safe and secure mobility. Whether you’re walking indoors or outdoors, its lightweight aluminum construction makes it easy to maneuver while providing the necessary support for visually impaired users.

 Ergonomic Putter-Style Handle with Comfortable Vinyl Grip

 Supportive Handle Design for Daily Use

The unique putter-style handle offers an ergonomic grip that ensures comfort during prolonged use. Combined with a vinyl grip, it prevents hand fatigue and delivers a secure hold—ideal for those with limited hand strength or coordination.

 Compact, Travel-Friendly, and Foldable

This folding cane collapses easily into multiple sections, making it ideal for travel or storage. With its compact foldable design, the cane can be quickly stored in backpacks, totes, or compartments without hassle.

 Designed with Safety in Mind

The Mabis DMI Folding Cane for Visually Impaired is crafted with a bold white body and red tip for high visibility. These design elements enhance user safety and awareness in both daylight and low-light conditions.

 Why Choose the Mabis DMI Folding Cane with Putter Style Handle

• Designed for visually impaired individuals

• Lightweight yet strong aluminum body

• Folds into 4 convenient sections

• Bold white-and-red visibility design

• Comfortable putter-style handle with non-slip grip

 Find More Mobility Support

Explore more Mobility Aids for enhanced independence at home. You can also read CDC’s Guide on Vision Loss and Older Adults to better understand vision-related mobility challenges.