Walking stick ferrule

Abstract

This item is a ferrule for a cane that is attached to the bottom end of a cane as shown in the reference diagram showing the state of use, with a cylindrical part in the center of an oval flat plate that joins with the support part of the cane, and it has a shape resembling Mount Fuji when viewed from the front, and the longitudinal direction of the oval flat plate of the ferrule is parallel to the grip part of the cane. Therefore, the ferrule does not hit the user's foot when walking, and when the cane is leaned against a wall or the edge of a table, the oval flat plate of the ferrule makes surface or line contact with the ground, so it can be leaned against a wall or the edge of a table without falling over even if it is placed at a slight angle. In this way, the ferrule of the cane does not hinder walking, and the cane leaned against a wall or the edge of a table does not fall over, and an elderly person or a disabled person does not have to bend down to pick up the fallen cane, making it a convenient cane that is easy to lean against and easy to use.

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