A T-shaped cane with a wooden grip and carbon fiber shaft. The length is adjusted to suit the user's height.
The shaft is made of lightweight carbon fiber. It is lighter and more flexible than regular walking sticks made of aluminum or wood, and eases the strain on your arm. Since there are no adjustment fittings, there is no rattling sound that is typical when using a cane.
The grip is made of solid white ash. It is moderately hard and durable, and is a material that goes well with hands and is used for furniture and handrails. Since it is made of solid wood, it feels comfortable against the skin and has excellent functionality such as absorbing sweat from your hands. The color is whitish yellow, with a beautiful, subtle wood grain.
Vilhelm Hertz Cane is an auxiliary tool for postural balance in daily life. It can be used to prevent you from stumbling or to provide light support when standing up or standing still. Recommended for those who are already using a T-shaped cane or those who are starting to feel anxious about walking.
Process it yourself
Wear your everyday shoes and measure the length from the ground to your pisiform bone. It is the approximate length of your cane when using it. It is preferable to have someone measure it.
Remove the rubber tip of the cane. Use a hacksaw to cut the carbon fiber shaft 10mm shorter than the measured length, and put the tip back. If you already have a cane, cut the carbon shaft 10mm shorter based on the length of your cane. The short 10mm length is complemented by attaching the rubber tip.
If you want to finish carefully, cut the length longer than you measured, and try shortening it little by little using the cane.
Material & Size
Grip : White Ash W114×H270×Φ30mm
Shaft : Carbon fiber Φ10mm
Tip : Rubber H45× Φ25mm
Weight : Approximately 260g
Design : Vilhelm Hertz
Manufacture : Vilhelm Hertz Japan, Hirata Chair
Made in Japan
Vilhelm Hertz
A brand of walking aid canes born in the small workshop in Denmark. It is a beautiful cane that supports not only its aesthetic appearance but also the psychological and functional aspects of the user. Production in Japan will begin in 2023 under the supervision of Naoyuki Miyata, who lived and worked at the workshop, and proposes canes that fit into the daily lives of the people who use them.
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