All Terrain Walking Cane for Men & Women, Lightweight, Foldable, Adjustable, Shock Absorption, Collapsible, Air Cushion Cane Tip Walking Stick for Seniors & Adults

I got this cane about two months ago when I had a herniated disc that made walking difficult and even painful if I didn't have something to lean on. I would have liked to have used a walker for how I felt at the time but my apartment is a bit cramped so navigating with it would've been rather difficult.I won't lie that when I first got this cane and I felt it, it felt very rugged and solid. Despite the price nothing about it felt cheap. It felt sturdy and well built when put together but I was definitely hesitant to lean on it too much. I am 5'9" and 175lbs. I had the cane height set to the maxiumum and it felt pretty comfortable. I definitely had some trepidation when walking around with it thinking that at any moment it was going to bend or give way somehow, yet it never did. Not even close. As I got more comfortable with it I was even using it to get up off the floor ( lying on the floor was the only way to get any relief ). I would actually grab the handle while it had it leaning against the floor and it never gave the slightest indication of instability of weakness. For the next month and a half I didn't go anywhere without it. It was easy to fold and take with me when I had to go to the doctor or just have on hand in case my back and sciatica got too painful. I used it on carpet, linoleum and pavement and it always felt secure.Earlier this week after my back finally healed I pulled something in my back leg behind the knee and damn it hurt! I could not put any weight on it at all. I immediately hobbled my way over to get this cane and while it did nothing for the pain itself it at least let me get around until I healed enough.I can't say how well it will work for someone for needs to depend on a cane or walker long term but I am confident this would make a great cane to have with you at the very least as a backup or to get around in tighter spaces where the more common 3 to 4 footed canes might have some difficulty with.

This cane is really good. It’s very sturdy, the handle is super comfortable to grip and the bottom end tip is stable on uneven ground. I broke my knee cap and this cane (to replace a crappy one) is really helping me out

Along with my metatarsal pads this cane got me through Spain and Portugal both of which are extremely hard to walk if you have a foot issue which I did. All the roads and streets are made of little cobblestones which put you off-balance quite easily. And I come from New York which has its own problems with pavement. In any case with this cane I never had a moment of unease or lack of balance. It firmly grasped every single Stone and gave me such confidence during this 3 week trip that I will always be grateful that I could actually walk everywhere and do everything al be it a little more slowly than usual. I did consider a cane with those feet that you can stand up and but while that might have been nice To keep the cane from falling over I don't think it would have been as lightweight and easily foldable and even as sturdy as this cane was. I may be wrong about that but I highly recommend this cane to anybody looking for a cane that will make you feel secure that you can fold up and unfold with ease!

I bought this as my first cain after blowing out my lower back disks for a second time so surgeons won't touch me due to how much of a risk it would be... So now I'm disabled long term and can barely walk anything longer then maybe 10 feet before my right thigh is on fire and has even given out before going up hill. So this was well needed. The cain seems of good quality, it looks nice, it's easy to adjust and stays locked in place without issue and hold myself who's 330lbs without any issues or problems what so ever. The bottom is a great design and works great. The only thing I wish was better is the grip, which is much harder then I thought it would be when looking at what the listing said about it. If it had a more comfortable grip, I would love the cain, but that's my one issue with it. Maybe it's just cause my weight? But it feels very hard to me and hurts my hand after walking 10-15 feet. Still better then walking without one! Plus it was a steal price wise so I can't complain to much.

The media could not be loaded. I like everything about this walking stick! Firstly, I find the handle incredibly comfortable, although it might not be suitable for a particularly large hand.Secondly, the cushioning of the tip takes out the jarring that I was experiencing with my other stick.Thirdly, the collapsible feature makes it really easy to carry! If I keep it at my height setting it's a little longer, but that way I can unfold it one handed and super fast!The glow-in-the-dark tip is really cool too; it's not going to last the whole night (think glow stars), but it's handy when navigating my bedroom in the dark.It feels very stable and, despite being extendable, there's a lot less rattle than my other extendable stick, so much easier to be quiet when my husband is sleeping.I chose the black colour, because it goes with everything, but now I wish that I bought two, maybe got pink, something a little more fun!

My go-to cane!! I'm a larger & taller than average sized woman, and it's supportive as well as adjustable. I like the glow in the dark, pivoting end cap. It effectively does what a cane is meant to do while also having a bit of flare with its fluorescent pink color. It's great!!

This is the one to get. It’s a heavy build but still light weight. The rubber handle is very comfortable and the stopper on the bottom works well, glows in the dark, and stays intact.

This cane is exactly what we expected it to be. The adjustments allow for this cane to comfortably fit all users, and the handle is very comfortable. It is light and collapsable, which is perfect for us, as it is used intermitantly as discomfort dictates.