Antique Brass Walking Stick Deluxe Walking Cane Beautiful Brass Golden Handle Walking Featuring Solid Brass Handle Stick for Men and 36 inch,

Purchased this walking stick to take on vacation. Not only is it a sharp looking cane, the fact that you can easily take it apart and store it in carryon luggage was great. Could take it with me everywhere I went inside a backpack and when I needed to use it I could put it together in under a minute. very paper looking as well. very well made.

It feels solid, it comes in various lengths and it’s pretty!

The tip of the cane wears down too fast. Was worn out after 2 days

This EXNOT Antique Brass Walking Stick Deluxe Walking Cane Beautiful Brass Golden Handle is classy! It is sturdy and looks good! It is a great addition when we need to dress formal but need to use a cane still.

The shaft is made of three pieces that screw together solidly and its diameter is generous, this is a strong cane. The handle is as beautiful as shown.I think that in the presentation of this product they don’t tell you that it comes with a spare rubber tip (also including a spare screw to mount it). Pay attention because it is a small part, I nearly missed it when I opened the package.And yes, it is a good, antique style, decoration for the house too !

This cane is well built and elegant. Very practical design. Weighted cane head can easily be used as a defensive device. Three piece shaft screws together tightly. Brass head is beautiful and comfortable to hold. Tip is none slip and cane comes with a spare tip. Very nice for gifting and very practical.

This is a really nice, classy looking cane sturdy build and easy disassembly make this portable and useful. Its heavy enough to be strong and sturdy but not so heavy that it is uncomfortable to carry and use.

This cane is attractive and the handle is pretty. As is, I wouldn't recommend it for anything more than cosplay. The tip is heavily tapered and ends in a small, hard plastic tip that has zero grip. If someone tried to use this as a walking cane, they would almost certainly slip and fall. I ordered cane tips separately hoping that I would be able to make this cane useful. The cane tips are 7/8" so I would have to cut about 2 and a half inches off of the bottom to get them to fit. This would make the cane too short for me to use so it may end up in the trash. I will post an update if I can figure out a way to make it work. For now, if you are looking for an actual walking cane, I would suggest you look elsewhere.UPDATE: I was able to unscrew the hard plastic tip and remove it and then I worked the bras collar at the bottom off. This allowed me to push on a standard rubber cane tip on the bottom. I then took the screw from the hard plastic tip it came with and screwed it into the center of the standard rubber cane tip and into the wooden cane itself. The standard rubber cane tip is now firmly attached to the base of the cane making it usable now.