Replacement tips for Ambutech Orientation Sticks can be purchased at Inva store with delivery to Azerbaijan, Armenia, Bulgaria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Greece, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Macedonia, Moldova, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Croatia, Montenegro,.
Replacement nibs are consumable items, wear out during use and must be replaced. Tips differ in the method of attachment, the presence of a bearing, size and weight, shape.
Fastening
The most popular attachment is the hook, which hooks onto the rubber cord on the bottom section of the cane. Such tips are easy to change and simply impossible to break at the attachment point. There are also threaded tips for fastening.
Rotary tips
Rotary tips have a bearing in their design and are considered a modern and more efficient tip for orienteering canes. With such a tip, a blind person uses a modern method of orientation, when a cane is not knocked to the right and left along the path of movement, but rolled about an arc in front of him, without taking it off the surface.
The size and shape of the tips.
When using rotary handpieces, blind people prefer the handpiece with the largest diameter. Such a tip rolls easier on a not quite flat surface, Conventional handpieces without bearings are lighter and less expensive.