Which type of cane has four rubber-tipped feet and is designed to support more weight?

A quad cane is specifically designed with four rubber-tipped feet, providing a stable base and superior support compared to other types of canes. This design enables it to bear more weight and offers enhanced balance and stability for individuals who may have difficulty walking or maintaining their equilibrium. The four legs distribute the weight more evenly, preventing tipping, and allowing users to feel more secure.

In contrast, other options do not fit the criteria for a cane designed to support weight in the same way. A C cane typically has a single, curved handle and one tapered foot, which does not provide the same level of stability as a quad cane. A functional grip cane may refer to simplified designs or those with different grip styles, but again, these do not have the robust support system of a quad cane. A transfer belt, while an important assistive device for helping individuals safely move or transfer between locations, is not a cane, and hence does not have any feet or weight-bearing capacity as described in the question.