A multifunction cane is an apparatus that doubles a walking aid and a headrest. If the apparatus is oriented in one direction, then the apparatus can be used as a walking aid. If the apparatus is oriented in the opposite direction, then the apparatus can be used as headrest. The apparatus includes a handle, a length-adjustable structural shaft, a rigid base, an interchangeable padding, and a grasping strap. The handle and the grasping strap allow the user to firmly grasp the apparatus. The length-adjustable structural shaft is the base structure for the apparatus and can be shortened or lengthened in order to accommodate the user's height preferences. The interchangeable padding is used to brace the ground while the apparatus is being used as a walking aid. The interchangeable padding is used to provide a cushion for the user's head while the apparatus is being used as a headrest.

A support, exercise and rehabilitation apparatus designed to facilitate walking with a normal gait to promote a natural, upright walking motion. The apparatus includes two main portions, a handle assembly comprising a shaft, and a rotational or rocker base. The shaft adjusts to various heights and locks securely with a polymer, metal or composite lock-nut silencer. The rocker base contains a non-slip tread and a wide base to absorbs more weight and shock and disperses both over a wider area and thus moves with the user as the user moves forward, offering greater support.

A support, exercise and rehabilitation apparatus designed to facilitate walking with a normal gait to promote a natural, upright walking motion. The apparatus includes two main portions, a handle assembly comprising a shaft, and a rotational or rocker base. The shaft adjusts to various heights and locks securely with a polymer, metal or composite lock-nut silencer. The rocker base contains a non-slip tread and a wide base to absorbs more weight and shock and disperses both over a wider area and thus moves with the user as the user moves forward, offering greater support.

Various features for improving the performance of crutches are provided. A handle can be contoured to match a shape of a hand. The handle can include a flexible portion to allow the handle to flex when gripped. In some aspects, the handle can include a shaft that receives a grip and locks the rotation of the grip. In some aspects, the handle can include a recess to receive an adapter that supports one or more items. A cuff of the crutch can be larger and narrower at one or more locations to offer varying levels of support along a forearm and wrist. The cuff can include a crutch support that allows the crutch to engage with a support. In some aspects, the cuff can include a rearward with particular friction properties. The cuff can include slots that allow for the height of the cuff to be adjusted.