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Veloped Cane Holder

2-piece cane holder for the Veloped, that also works as a safety strap when the Veloped is folded for transport.

SKU: 11-90-001
Stock Status: In Stock
Region: Available
(Item does not ship from the EU to Australia, Canada, or the USA.)
Delivery Status: 3-5 working days
105 kr
Including Tax: 21 kr (25%)
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2-piece cane holder for the Veloped, that also works as a safety strap when the Veloped is folded for transport. The cane holder is easily attached to the frame with Velcro straps. 

The safety strap function can also easily be used on the Walker models as well. 

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Veloped Cane holder – Assembly Instruction

2-piece cane holder for the Veloped that also works as a safety strap when the Veloped is folded for transport or storage. The cane holder fits all Veloped models.

Veloped Cane holder – Assembly Instruction


Attach the rear holder.
1 Attach the rear holder.

Wrap the rear holder around the upper part of the rear vertical frame tube, just below the height-adjustment quick-release.

Pull the strap tight.>
2 Pull the strap tight.

Wrap the strap around the tube and attach it with the Velcro. Let the excessive length of the strap hang freely.

Adjust the rear loop.
3 Adjust the rear loop.

The size of the rear loop can be adjusted by loosening the Velcro closure. You may need to gently squeeze the loop to get a rounded/circular shape.

Attach the front holder.
4 Attach the front holder.

Wrap the front holder around the upper frame tube, just behind the basket rail attachment. Make sure that the anti-slip patch is facing the frame tube.

Adjust the front loop.
5 Adjust the front loop.

The size of the front loop can be adjusted by loosening the Velcro closure. You may need to gently squeeze the loop to get a rounded/circular shape.

Attach the walking stick.
6 Attach the walking stick.

Attach the walking stick by pushing it from the rear, first through the rear and then through the front holder.

Secure the frame.
7 Secure the frame.

You can use the cane holder strap to secure the frame when it is folded, when transporting or storing your Veloped.



Customer Reviews

Christiane Frees-Tillil
Hopefully it holds up
I haven't tried that yet.
Rudi Bolz
Cane holder
In my opinion, this holder needs improvement, as the pole is not properly secured in the holder and keeps slipping during a longer tour
Roswitha Worm
Hook and loop eyelets
Well, it's a simple product that does what it's supposed to.
Klaus Knoke
Not optimal
The cane holder is totally unsuitable for a normal walking stick! It could be better!
Jochem Rahm
2-part cane holder
A fixed ring (possibly plastic) would be better as a lower/front holder to make it easier to insert and remove the cane tip.
Carolyn MacLean
Cane Holder
Very useful and always use it
John Tippler
Veloped Cane Holder
Simple and effective. I always carry a walking stick.
Rudolf Göllert
Easy to assemble and very useful. Thank you.
5 stars
Amanda Dzimitrowicz
Surprising good
This holder was ordered at the same time I ordered the Veloped and came already attached to the frame. I haven't actually used it for its intended purpose of housing a walking stick but found it has a double purpose and currently holds my dogs retractable lead to the back leg, as I am unable to grip both the lead and the handle of the walker which has helped me tremendously as I have problems with grip and basal thumb joints. So well done Trionic :D
Janice Furze
Jan Furze
Very handy attachment, I don't use it very often, but it's there when I need it.

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