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Commonly used walking stick materials: 1. wood materials 2. metal materials 3. polymer materials. To analyse the advantages and disadvantages of the four common materials crutches from several perspectives, such as the feeling of using experience, portability, durability and cost-effectiveness.

What materials are available for crutches?

When choosing a walking stick, the material is an important factor. Different materials have different characteristics, which will have an impact on the user's experience, portability and durability.

一、Commonly used walking stick materials

1.Wooden material

Wood is the most traditional walking stick material. Commonly used wood is oak, walnut, elm and pine. Wood has a warm texture, good hand feel, and a more beautiful appearance. However, wood is fragile and prone to wear and tear, as well as being prone to warping, cracking or splitting. Wooden walking sticks are relatively poor in terms of portability as they are usually heavy and susceptible to moisture and warping. Wooden walking sticks are relatively less durable because they are susceptible to moisture and warping.

2. Metal materials

Metal materials are commonly used, such as aluminium alloy, titanium alloy and carbon steel. Compared with wooden materials, metal walking sticks are more durable and will not be deformed or cracked. In addition, metal crutches do a better job of portability as they can usually be folded or telescoped for easy carrying and can be adjusted according to height. However, crutches made of metal do not feel as comfortable as those made of wood.

3. Polymer materials

Polymer material is a new type of material, commonly used in carbon fibre, fibreglass, polypropylene and polyurethane. These canes are more durable and less prone to deformation, breakage and scratches. In addition, polymer materials can be designed into various shapes as needed, making the crutches more aesthetically pleasing. Carbon fibre walking sticks are lightweight and strong. Carbon fibre walking sticks perform well in terms of usage experience, but they are relatively expensive.

Finally, let's analyse it from the aspect of cost-effectiveness. Wooden crutches are less cost-effective because they require regular maintenance and replacement. Metal walking sticks are more cost-effective because they are relatively low maintenance. Carbon fibre walking sticks are relatively less cost-effective because they cost more. Of course, the final choice will depend on the individual's specific needs and budget.