Ambutech's NO-JAB® Cane, Ambutech's Best Graphite Shaft with a Rolling Marshmallow Tip, “No More Sharp Jabs to Your Body”. Quality Makes a World of Difference. (Patent 10,898,406 B2)

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Product Information

ASINB097Z13VMZ

CategoryHealth & Personal Care

MerchantNO-JAB Canes For The Blind

About this item

The Graphite Cane Shaft: Much stronger and lighter than aluminum. A solid ridged (foldable) shaft that produces better tactile feedback.
Shock Absorbing Handle: Recoils about five inches when striking a solid object. Designed to reduce impact when striking solid objects, reducing jabs to the wrist and body.
An ergonomic genuine sheep skin leather grip, 10.5 inches with perforated ventilation holes. This grip delivers a comfortable, secure and elegant looking experience. Plus helps reduce sweaty hands.
Highly reflective white cane shaft (not silver) with a red reflective bottom section. Ambutech has recently improved the strength and durability of the double center cord.
At Ambutech there is no substitute for quality. We suggest all white cane users seek professional training from a certified (O&M) instructor.
{WARNING} this is a mobility cane. It is not to be used as a support cane or a crutch.

Product Description

This product is designed to be used by a blind or visually impaired person for obstacle discovery purposes only. It is not to be used as a crutch, personal support or personal stability purposes. The NO-JAB recoiling system was invented by John McAteer, I am a blind person who was not satisfied with the conventional white cane. The sharp jabs to my wrist and body was not acceptable. After a world wide research for the best cane manufactorer of white canes for the blind, it was obvious that Ambutech Inc., located in Winnipeg, Canada, was by far the best manufacturer and is leading the way with quality, value and inovation. Ambutech perfected this cane and now it's fast becoming the most popular cane on the world wide market, So, please give it a try. For optimal use, we strongly recommend that individuals who are blind or visually impaired seek guidance from a certified Orientation and Mobility (O&M) instructor.