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Add-A-Whistle Hiking Stick Attachment

Add-A-Whistle Hiking Stick Attachment

Item #: 4442
Category: Other Sports T-Z -> Walking
Your Price: $13.95

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Add one of these shrill whistles to your hiking stick, back pack or key chain! Sassafras, approx. 1" x 4".What Size Stick is for Me? Hiking sticks should be 6" to 9" above your elbow to help you get down a hill (you need to reach). Walking sticks and canes are different. First, place your arm to your side with the elbow slightly bent. The top of the handle on the stick should be at the break in your wrist. All of Whistle Creek's sticks can be shortened by removing the rubber tip, sawing off what is not needed and then replacing the tip. Orthopedic patients should consult their physician.

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