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HS04042
Flamingo Quadripod Metal High Base - Universal
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£531.38 £478.19
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HS19263
Flamingo Quadripod Walking Stick - Universal
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£5,318.62 £451.60
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HS29450
£371.81
Product Weight.9Kg
HS61713
Flamingo Tripod Walking Stick - Universal
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£478.19 £451.60
Product Weight.3Kg
HS61639
Flamingo Walking Stick - Universal
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£345.74 £292.02
Product Weight.5Kg
HS42553
Flamingo Walking Stick with Tri Leg Bottom - Universal
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£371.81 £345.21
Product Weight.4Kg
HS37839
£452.13
HS71076
£436.17
HS82307
Tynor Universal Tripod Walking Stick
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£345.74 £311.70
HS61622
Tynor Walking Stick (L type)
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£292.55 £263.30
HS03825
Tynor Walking Stick (Soft Top Handle)
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£425.00 £310.11
HS65398
Tynor Walking Stick Quadripod
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£478.72 £452.13
HS94500
Vissco Invalid L-shape Tripod Walking Stick
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£531.38 £444.15

What is a Walking Stick?

A walking stick is a simple mobility aid designed to make getting around easier. It helps take pressure off your joints, keeps you steady, and gives extra support while walking, especially useful if you're healing from an injury or dealing with joint pain.

Use of Walking Sticks in Hospitals and Labs:

In hospitals, physiotherapists often recommend walking sticks for patients who are healing from fractures, surgeries, or nerve-related conditions. In rehab centers, these sticks are used regularly to help people walk more steadily and build confidence during therapy. The right walking stick can lower the chance of falling and make it safer to move around while recovering.

Benefits of Walking Sticks:

  • Better balance and steadiness: Gives strong support to help stop falls.
  • Pain relief: Takes pressure off sore joints or limbs.
  • Improved posture: Helps you stand and walk more upright.
  • More confidence and independence: Makes walking easier and safer.

Understanding Walking Stick Types and Their Price Ranges:

  • Tynor Soft-Top Handle Walking Stick: Adjustable height from 742 to 780 mm, with a non-slip tip. Supports up to 110 kg.
  • Tynor L-type Walking Stick: Ergonomic handle made of lightweight anodized aluminum. Supports up to 110 kg.
  • Tynor Universal Tripod Walking Stick: Has a three-legged base for extra stability, holds up to 110 kg.
  • Tynor Quadripod Walking Stick: Features a wide four-legged base, perfect for people who need the most support.
  • Flamingo Tripod Walking Stick: Very lightweight at 260 grams, designed to help improve balance.

Walking Stick Models Price:

The price of a walking stick in India starts from ₹500 and can go up to ₹2,000, depending on factors such as type, brand, material, and additional features.

Walking Stick Models

Price

Tynor Walking Stick (L type)

₹495

Flamingo Walking Stick — Universal

₹549

Tynor Walking Stick (Soft Top Handle)

₹583

Flamingo Walking Stick with Tri Leg Bottom — Universal

₹649

Tripod Stick

₹820

Vissco Invalid L-shape Tripod Walking Stick

₹835

Tynor Walking Stick Quadripod

₹850

Applications of Walking Sticks:

  • Post-operative support: Helps you walk safely and confidently during recovery.
  • Daily mobility aid: Makes walking easier and less tiring for older adults.
  • Balance rehabilitation: Useful for people healing from strokes, arthritis, spine issues, or nerve problems.

Functions of the Walking Stick:

  • Supports body weight: Reduces strain on weak or injured legs.
  • Improves balance: Tripod and quadripod designs help keep you steady and prevent tipping. Encourages good posture: The right stick height helps you stand straight and avoid leaning.
  • Absorbs impact: Gel-top handles make walking more comfortable by softening each step.

Buy Walking Sticks from Trusted Brands at Biomed Suppliers:

1. Vissco Invalid L-shape Tripod Walking Stick

2. Tynor Walking Stick Range

3. Flamingo

Walking Stick Brands

Price 

Flamingo

₹549-₹2,999

Tynor

₹495-₹1,499

Vissco

₹899-₹1,500

Things to Consider Before Buying a Walking Stick:

  • Adjustable height: Most sticks can be adjusted between 742–780 mm. Getting the right height helps you stand tall and walk comfortably.
  • Base type:  A single-tip stick is good for light support, while tripod or quadripod bases offer more stability.
  • Comfortable handle: Gel or shaped handles reduce pressure on your hands and wrists.
  • Weight support: Choose a stick that can safely support your body weight; most go up to around 110 kg.
  • Non-slip tip: Rubber or TPE tips help prevent slipping on smooth floors.
  • Strong material: Lightweight materials like anodized aluminum last longer and are easy to carry.

Maintenance Tips for Your Walking Stick:

  • Keep it clean: Wipe the handle and shaft often to keep it safe and hygienic.
  • Check the tip: If the rubber tip looks worn out or slippery, replace it to keep a good grip.
  • Check the height lock: Make sure the pin or button for adjusting the height is working before each use.
  • Lubricate moving parts: Use a little oil on adjustable parts so they stay easy to use.

Why Buy From Biomed Suppliers?

  • Trusted brands: We stock only doctor-recommended medical products.
  • Quality you can count on: Our walking sticks meet the same standards used in hospitals.
  • Trusted service: Fast delivery, easy returns, and full support from Biomed Suppliers.
  • Expert help: Not sure which stick to pick? Our team can guide you to the best option for your needs.

FAQs About Buying Walking Sticks:

How much does a good walking stick cost? 

Most walking sticks cost around ₹500–2,000 for basic ones. For extra stability, like tripod or quadripod models, prices go up to ₹2,000.

Which type is best for seniors? 

Quadripod walking sticks give the best balance and support for older adults. Tynor and Vissco both make great options.

How do I know the right height for my stick? 

Adjust the height, so your elbow has a small bend (about 15°) when you're standing up straight and relaxed.

When should I change the rubber tip? 

Check the tips once a month. If it’s smooth or worn down, replace it to prevent slipping.

Who should use a walking stick?

Walking canes are usually meant for older adults, individuals recovering from injury or surgery, and individuals with a mobility issue or balance problem.

How do you choose a walking stick?

When deciding on a walking stick, consider your walking stick material, if it adjusts to height, handle design, the grip on the tip, your weight capacity as well as if you want portability.