How to choose the right walking stick height
Set stick height at the wrist crease with a slight elbow bend. Use our chart, then fine-tune on a flat floor.
Practical guides on fit, aid types and caregiver questions. Written for Kenya, with links into our shop.
Set stick height at the wrist crease with a slight elbow bend. Use our chart, then fine-tune on a flat floor.
Fit hand grips first, then cuffs or underarm pads. Weight should travel through the hands, never the armpits.
Match the aid to home space, outdoor paths, weight capacity and the level of support your parent actually needs.
Sticks for light support, frames for stable indoor use, rollators for wheeled outdoor support with a seat.
Recovery plans vary. Here is how crutches, frames and sticks differ so you can follow clinical advice with the right product.
Elbow crutches use forearm cuffs. Underarm crutches use side pads. Compare fit, use cases and capacity.
Lock in fit first, keep weight through the hands, and take stairs only as your clinician taught you.
Buy with respect: measure carefully, state weight capacity, involve your parent in the choice, and order with clear delivery plans.
Walking Sticks & Crutches Kenya sells walking sticks, crutches, walking frames, rollators and mobility accessories in Nairobi, with same-day delivery in Nairobi and next-day delivery countrywide.