This is a comfortable and dignified alternative to a running tether, or holding hands. The handle can point up or down the arm. It was created to increase confidence and independence while walking or running with a guide. It can be used as a sole guidance tool, or in conjunction with other guidance methods, such as the white cane or a guide dog. It is also perfect for toddlers who are learning the cane, using it as a step between holding hands and total independence. Here are more advantages to using the Ramble Tag.
- Improved Safety: The Ramble Tag can enhance safety by providing a physical connection between a sighted guide and a visually impaired person. It helps prevent accidental collisions with obstacles, assists in maintaining a straight path, while keeping a flexible connection.
- Increased Independence: By using the Ramble Tag, individuals with visual impairments can gain greater independence during outdoor activities. They can confidently explore their surroundings, participate in outdoor events, and navigate unfamiliar environments with the assistance of a trusted tool.
- Enhanced Mobility: The Ramble Tag enables a smoother and more fluid movement for both the guide and the visually impaired individual. It allows for more natural walking and helps individuals maintain a comfortable pace without relying on constant physical contact or verbal cues.
- Psychological Comfort: The presence of the Ramble Tag can provide a sense of security and comfort to visually impaired individuals. It helps reduce anxiety and promotes a feeling of trust and reassurance, knowing that a reliable guide is nearby to offer assistance.
- Social Inclusion: With the support of the Ramble Tag, individuals with visual impairments can actively participate in social outings, group activities, and walks with friends and family. It fosters inclusivity and enables them to engage more fully in shared experiences.
- Easy to Use: The Ramble Tag is designed to be user-friendly and straightforward. It typically consists of a handle that attaches to the guide for the person being guided to hold, maintaining control of their situation. Its simplicity makes it accessible to a wide range of users and no training is necessary.
It’s important to note that specific benefits may vary depending on individual needs and circumstances.
Safety notes:
The Ramble Tag is not a lifting device.
Never put your whole hand through the loop.
Do not use on escalators.
Wipe Clean or hand wash with gentle soap.
If you try our blind aid and it’s not for you, just return it for a refund.