REHAND Walking Cane - Foldable, Adjustable, Collapsible Walking Canes for Men & Women, Heavy Duty All Terrain Tip, with Travel Bag | Walking Sticks for Seniors & Adults

I shopped carefully for a cane, and I'm glad I finally landed on this one. I broke my ankle (Weber C fibula) about 10 weeks ago. I never got the hang of crutches, but I eventually graduated from a wheelchair to a walker. Now that I'm FWB with a very good orthopedic shoe, I'm ready to progress to a cane for stability when walking around at work. This cane is doing a remarkable job! I wasn't sure if I might accidentally kick a multi-pronged foot, so I found this single footed-model with just enough give to support my stride and great traction on the bottom. The handle is the best thing about it, though! The grip is soft but also firm. It fits the shape of my hand just right, no slipping or cramping. I can adjust the length as needed, and it's super sturdy. Lastly, it's nice looking without standing out too much. I would recommend this cane for day-to-day use on carpeting, bare floors, concrete, parking lots, and grass. I haven't tried it all-terrain hiking, but my ankle isn't ready for that either!

This has become my "cane of choice" for daily use. I bought it originally for travel, but between its excellent handle and its useful foot, it's become my "daily driver. " But, yeah, travel. The great thing is that you can fold this cane in seconds and put it in the front pocket of your carry-on suitcase. The sections are pulled together by an internal elastic band, and I wonder about that elastic's long term longevity, but so far, after more than two years of daily use,I have no complaints. The oversized rubber foot has a grippy tread pattern to help provide traction and prevent the tip from sliding. The tip threads on, and replacements are available once that treadmill finally wears down. The rubber cladding around the handle does become scuffed over time, if subjected to the knocks and bumps that typify the life of a cane, or at least, one of my canes! Nevertheless, this is a fine piece of equipment for a guy like me, and has proven to be just exactly what I need. I like it so much I bought a second one, to keep one in my car!

I bought two of these to help with balance issues from a traumatic brain injury. They work well. They're easy to assemble. It comes in a carry bag and is divided into three sections. These sections fit together easily and quickly to form a full-size cane, and the pieces seem secure. I haven't had an issue with them separating during use. There's an attached velcro strap so you can disassemble the cane, wrap the velcro around the three separate pieces, and store it back in the bag. I'm 5'4" and was able to find an adjustable height that works well for me. The bottoms seem sturdy and get a good grip on the ground. The handle is comfortable to use. Not to mention, these canes are stylish! I got the red ones, and they are a bit flashy. They look nice, but I wish they were a bit of a darker red. Overall, though, these canes help, and that's what matters most. So, yes, I recommend this cane.

Light weight, but strong enough to support a heavy adult. Broad tip adds to stability and has traction. Very easy to collapse for storage or travel. I have set my traditional cane aside. This is my second purchase of this cane to be sure I have one available in both vehicles.

Great everyday and travel cane. Cushioned handle feels great in your hand AND I keeps your cane upright when leaning against wall, etc. Folds easily. Looks great too.

Sturdy, light weight, comfortable. The larger "foot" on the end is just the right size and shape to keep it out of your own way while also being grippy and safe. It has worked for me in all weather and on all different walking surfaces including grass. I haven't needed the collapsible feature but it doesn't hurt to have it. The cane isn't going to collapse unless you want it to. The handle is comfortable with a good shape. It isn't too firm or too squishy. If I had to find a complaint, the only thing I can think of is maybe closer adjustment holes. I'm right at 6' and I'm using the second-from-tallest adjustment hole. It seems very slightly too tall but the next hole down seems very slightly too low. I keep going back and forth between them since I haven't been able to decide on which one I prefer. I'll eventually get used to one or the other and it will be fine. I only need this cane until my hip replacement surgery and then for a few weeks after so it's not a huge deal. Other than that slight annoyance, this cane is everything I want it to be.

Not happy that I need it but that’s life. Very sturdy

Unfortunately I have a lot of canes... But on the plus side when I review a cane and give it 5 stars that means I have a lot of experience not only with other canes but also using this one. I like the handle because it is larger and soft on my hand and the cane itself feels very sturdy. I also like the tip - it's a little larger than most and has a secure feeling when I lean on it. It's easy to set it the right height and even though this can break apart, it never has while I am using it (another variety did so I that's why I am specifically saying this one hasn't). Also, I have had a problem with the handle on other canes rotating after I have used them for a few weeks and these don't have the problem. These also come in at a good price- well worth the money!