KINGGEAR Walking Cane for Women & Men, Lightweight & Sturdy Offset Walking Stick, Walking cane with Autonomous Standing, Large Quad Base Cane for Seniors, Walking Crutches for People with Leg Injuries

I need a cane to help with fatigue and knee pain and after searching every walmart and shoppers drug mart I could for a cane that suits my needs, I gave up lol. However I was recommended this cane by a mobility aid advocate and it is perfect!! It's super lightweight so I don't feel tired carrying it around. It's super portable. The quad foot on it makes it really stable, which was super important to me since I use it to help me get up the stairs. So far it hasn't caused me any shoulder or wrist pain either, and it makes no noise when walking with it! I absolutely love it!

Been using this for two days! I use the wide base and it’s awesome. It gives a little play but doesn’t slip at all. I broke my pelvic bone 3 weeks ago so I’m putting a lot of weight behind it when I step. It’s super light weight and does fold up easily. I don’t use that function since I don’t leave the house yet! A great feature is that it stands up all on its own so I don’t have to lean it on anything and worry about it falling over. For the money and my needs. This is a no brainer. I read a review about it not being stable. That person doesn’t know how to use a Cain. Sorry to say. Great product, almost feel like I could use it while drinking. I’ll wait until I’m a little more healed up though.

I've been using this cane *a lot* about 18 months. The grip is comfortable and shows no deterioration. With a PT, I initially adjusted the length with the spring loaded button, then thoroughly tightened the nut on the shaft to retain that length setting and re-checked after first use. I've never had that adjustment slip.I've walked *a lot* on concrete, brick, and asphalt sidewalks and the 4 prong rubber tip is wearing well. (See photo) I'm careful on angles like curb cuts, but the tip has never slipped.I don't use the folding function which uses an elastic cord to allow that and hold the cane halves together while in use. I have *zero* reason to suspect that cord might break and the cane come apart but as I don't use that function I may permanently secure that joint with something like heavy duty tape for zero worries.I'm very pleased with the 4 pronged rubber tip. See the photo for how well it has worn versus the large amount of coarse hard surface I've used it on. (Replacements are available. It comes with a 4 prong and a single cane tip) As I wrote, I'm careful on angles but it has never slipped its grip. It's wide enough that the cane reliably stands on its own; I usually don't have to hold it, lean it, etc. Standing on its own, it will indeed fall over in windy conditions or on angles. But I just set it where I can put my toe on one tip. It's not as reliably stand-alone upright as a "quad cane" but that's because the "quad cane" is much wider.I've never had a problem tripping over the four tips of this cane while walking.While in PT I used their very similar cane which was priced over $60 on Amazon. I like theirs, but I've never been disappointed with this one.

How to purchase another 1 for my mother. We needed an extra cane for her car, because she always left hers in the car and we had to go retrieving it. I figured black would be simple and go with that with everything. She seems to enjoy the large foot that came with it. It seems to be safe and I believe she enjoys using it. She said this is actually comfortable. The price again was very cheap, so new major complaints. Other than yes it seems not to be as a thick as the original 1 I purchased 3 years ago. I would definitely I would definitely recommend it though.

Works well for what I needed