Walking Cane Printed Folding Cane, Adjustable Walking Cane for Women, Foldable Cane, Folding Cane for Men, Canes for Seniors, Adjustable Cane, Walking Stick Supports up to 250 Pounds

Sturdy, helpful cane. Exactly what I was looking for.

Gr8

Reading some negative reviews here, I was a little apprehensive at first but eventually decided to give this cane a shot. And I was not disappointed.Once unfolded and adjusted for proper height, the cane seems sturdy and secure for my weight and size. I am close to 200lbs nowadays, after being bed-ridden for months after the vaccine nearly cost me a leg. But now that I am slowly starting to walk, the cane helps steady my slow shuffle and allows me to lean on it heavily while I make my way across the plains at blazing speed of 0.1 mph. (that's 0.16 km/h for the civilized world)The cane does not bend or buckle under me, the rubber tip keeps traction on asphalt, concrete, carpet, tile and even slick floors at doctors' offices. The handle is good size for a man's hand and the black color sure is slimming and goes well with my eyes, or so I am told.I do not use the strap so I cannot comment on its utility.The measurements of the cane folded sure are spot on. And they matter to real men who aren't afraid to ride motorcycles and need to stash the cane either in a saddlebag or backpack.Next up: fencing lessons to be able to defend myself and my lady gracefully.Afterwards: golfing lessons. Filling the cane with cement and swinging it like Tiger is guaranteed to take a robber's head clean off his neck.Meanwhile, I will be learning to walk again. Till next time ...

Good cane, but wish the handle was padded

My husband had a knee replacement & has moved to the cane phase. The cane was easy to put together. It seems very sturdy to me. The handle has a grippy rubber feel. It's pleasant to hold. The rubber tip is big & thick & very rubbery feeling. My husband is 6'3" & it adjusts to his height fine. All of it feels well made!! Especially for the price. And the blue is a beautiful color!!

And I’m still happy with it. No problems with it at all, although I wish the ring they used to attach the wrist cord was more than just wire as it didn’t last and would get caught on everything, I finally lost the ring and cord because it was too flimsy.

I went to an event having to use a cane. I had an awkward time trying to keep it out of the way when not in use. Having a folding feature will come in handy. Close it up and put it in my handbag out of the way. I also liked that it is stronger than the other canes I looked at.

If you’re debating on getting a mobility aid whether it’s bc of your age and the weird guilt of feeling like you “shouldn’t need this” or if you’re just in the market for something lightweight and inexpensive, this cane is fantastic. It’s very basic and does all the things you’d expect a cane to do. I’m about 250 pounds and it supports my weight when I need it and folds up and fits in both my small purse and my larger tote bag when I go out on better pain days. This is the least expensive cane I came across at the time I was looking and it does it’s job very well and travels easily. It isn’t heavy or clunky in my bag. If you want more stability I’d recommend a model with 4 feet or a bigger base, but this works for me and helps tremendously with my knee and back pain. I can stay out longer and walk farther with this. It’s fantastic and I can’t believe I didn’t allow myself to live this much before.