Brazos 37" Hame Top Handle Twisted Walking Cane, Cocobolo — At Home Care Supplies
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Brazos 37" Hame Top Handle Twisted Walking Cane, Cocobolo

SKU 502-3000-0192
$198.00

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Brazos 37" Hame Top Handle Twisted Walking Cane, Cocobolo

Make a bold statement with the Brazos 37" Hame Top Handle Twisted Walking Cane, expertly handcrafted from rare Cocobolo hardwood, showcasing rich reddish-brown tones and a distinctive spiral shaft for unmatched elegance. Designed for superior comfort and stability, its ergonomic Hame handle and non-slip rubber tip provide secure, all-day support with timeless, handcrafted American quality.

Features

  • A Hame is the curved pieces on the collar of a draft horse harness where the traces are fastened. Sitting atop a Brazos cane, you just can't beat the class!
  • Cocobolo is a tropical Central American hardwood that is stunning reddish-brown color that is beautiful and rare for both woodworkers and cane collectors. Our craftsmen choose the finest Cocobolo lumber, cut it to size, work it on a router, sand it, and then twist it with our signature spiral. 
  • COMFORT: Ergonomically designed to provide grip comfort and security. Handles are intricately shaped to perfectly fit your hand
  • SAFETY: The rubber tip at the bottom of the walking cane provides traction on multiple surfaces with a firm secure grip
  • LUXURY: Each walking cane is handcrafted from solid wood and contains exquisite detail with a smooth polished finish. Each cane is handcrafted in the USA by skilled local craftsmen
  • SIZING RECOMMENDATIONS: For people shorter than 5’4″, we recommend 34-inch canes; For people between 5’4″ and 6’, we recommend the standard 37-inch canes as the best starting point; For people over 6’, we recommend the 40-inch canes. Cane sizing is best achieved by standing straight and having someone measure the distance from wrist to floor.