Hi, I was wondering what the diameter of the cane is where the "foot" is attached. I want a stable tripod base and need measurements. Thanks!
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7/8 inch. I added this tip (Quadruple Cane Tip - Uneven Terrain Walking Stick Base Stabilizing Device by Pharmaceutical Specialties, Inc.) and it fit perfectly.
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This is NOT a tripod based cane. Diameter is common as are the cane tips-easy to find at CVS/Walgreens......BUT NOT a tripod based cane....single tipped.
829054
That never came to my mind, but I just measured the cane itself is 3/4in. and the rubber tip is 11/2in. it is height adjustable and I really like it. I hope this answers your question.
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I went into product info for you and could not find your answer I suggest you contact Amazon,they are wicked helpful,I hope it does extend to that length for you because it is a very good cane.
680400
With the head flopped over to the minimum, the mount is about 5" from the base. It will go to @ 6" with the head straight up and you can possibly gain another inch if you "squeeze" the legs together. It's more of a versatile "gadget" than a tabletop or mini-tripod. If I wanted an actual tabletop tripod, this wouldn't be my first choice.
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I used mine at the beach for stability and it worked well. The measurement is approximately 4"x4" with 5 contact areas - 1 at each corner and in the middle. Counting the part that goes on the cane it is approximately 3" high or approx. 2 1/4" high (that just the part from the bottom of the cane. It is heavier but not so heavy to be cumbersome. It worked really well on sand, sidewalks and uneven surfaces. It usually will stand on it's own with the wide base, but it doesn't take much to knock it over. I forget the weight capacity but it's heavy duty. If your Mom can use a regular cane this should work too. Hope this helps. I do recommend the cane tip. I used mine at the beach for stability and it worked well. The measurement is approximately 4"x4" with 5 contact areas - 1 at each corner and in the middle. Counting the part that goes on the cane it is approximately 3" high or approx. 2 1/4" high (that just the part from the bottom of the cane. It is heavier but not so heavy to be cumbersome. It worked really well on sand, sidewalks and uneven surfaces. It usually will stand on it's own with the wide base, but it doesn't take much to knock it over. I forget the weight capacity but it's heavy duty. If your Mom can use a... » Read More I used mine at the beach for stability and it worked well. The measurement is approximately 4"x4" with 5 contact areas - 1 at each corner and in the middle. Counting the part that goes on the cane it is approximately 3" high or approx. 2 1/4" high (that just the part from the bottom of the cane. It is heavier but not so heavy to be cumbersome. It worked really well on sand, sidewalks and uneven surfaces. It usually will stand on it's own with the wide base, but it doesn't take much to knock it over. I forget the weight capacity but it's heavy duty. If your Mom can use a regular cane this should work too. Hope this helps. I do recommend the cane tip. « Show Less
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I checked, but unfortunately, I can't easily measure the diameter without taking off the tip, and then putting it back on, which isn't easy, because it is a tight fit. Their website is superiorcanetip_com and their phone is 1-888-692-2638. Either of these sources should have your answer. Good luck, it's a great cane tip and my wife likes it a lot.
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Thank you Mona Z. for raising this question. Our Ez2care small base quad cane has a base measurement of 6" by 8" when measuring from the edge of the tip. When measuring from center out to tip, the short side is about 1.5" and the long side is about 3.5" from center to tip. Since the base can be rotated 180 degree to fit both right-handed and left-handed user, please remember to keep the short side close to your body.
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Tripod base adjusts from 16 Inch to 37.5 Inch-Its made like a camera tripod
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Fits All standard canes from 3/8 inch to 1 inch. Actual size is 3/4 of an inch, but it stretches to fit the bigger canes, and seems to stick just fine to the smaller ones-W.
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Can anyone just be specific and answer if it fits a 1/2" diameter cane? Boy7 oh boy, it's not a difficult question. Can the manufacturer answer this? Who is the manufacturer and I'll contact them directly.
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I don't remember the exact diameter of the legs, I would guess 1/2 to 1 inch, but they are all one piece from top to bottom. Additionally, they are cast iron, very sturdy, and held my full 14 quart dutch oven without any difficulty. I use them quite a bit when camping and have not had any problems. To keep the tripod steady, I position how I want, then stick the legs in the ground a little to be sure they stay in place.
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Not too big of a tripod. You can make a larger one work if you stick just one of the legs of the tripod into the foot pocket, but it's not ideal.
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I agree, it is about I inch. It receive a lot of positive comments when using this cane. it has a very comfortable grip.
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Diameter is about 1". Incidentally we had to return the cane since it was stuck and could not be adjusted. It was also much heavier than advertised. Many customers seem to like the cane but I had problems. Check out my review dated 12 May 2012. I later bought a cane from Walgreens which was less expensive, lighter and better.
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The rubber foot has a screw threaded retractable steel peg in it. It's similar in construction to many better tripods that have retractable points at the leg bottoms. The pointed peg will extend about 1/2 inch or so. In soils, sand or gravel that point will keep the mono-pod foot from sliding out from under the camera. Just remember to retract the point when moving back to hard surfaces like concrete or tile.
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from leg tip to center is about 17 1/2 inches.from leg tip to leg tip (extended)is about 31 1/2 inches.provision to adjust for your tripod (if smaller)
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8.5 inches. That is from the base that attaches to the tripod to the camera base.