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Carrying Bag for Cane

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  1. CANE / CRUTCH BAG (MODEL 70220) The Cane Bag, model 70220, is a carrying bag for all single shaft canes and crutches. This lined bag is made of coated nylon and attaches with adhesive Velcro. The caddy features a spring-action hex frame opening which is opened by simply placing the fingers in the middle of the frame and popping it open, and closed by pushing on the outside of the frame. Opening and closing the bag does not require manual dexterity or strength. DIMENSIONS (WxHxD): 8 x 5.25 x 2.25 inches. COLOR: Royal blue, mage...[More Information]

  2. FOLDING CANE BAG Picture of FOLDING CANE BAG The Folding Cane Bag is a carrying bag for canes designed for individuals with walking, mobility or balance disabilities. Designed to protect folding canes when not in use, this quilted bag has an arm loop strap and magic-cling closure. DIMENSIONS (LxW):14.5 x 6.5 inches. COLORS: Red and black....[More Information]

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