Switch Sticks Walking Cane for Men or Women, Foldable and Adjustable from 32-37 Inches, FSA and HSA Eligible

I've had this cane for about a month now, and I've got to say - I really love it. Admittedly, I have never used a cane before and I'm only using it temporarily until I'm fully healed after surgery, so I don't have anything to compare it to, but it has been great! It is sturdy and lightweight, and I love how it folds up when I don't need it. (It also goes back together super quick and easy when I need it most!)The ONLY downside is that when I drop it, the handle chips where it hits the ground. (Maybe I should just stop dropping it, lol! It does have a strap to help you keep ahold of it!)

Very sturdy. Wife has already received compliments on it.

I'm experiencing joint issues with my hip, and a friend who works in physical therapy advised I get a cane ASAP to prevent further problems while I seek treatment. I saw this cane after spending way too many hours researching, and I haven't looked back. The fact I can pack it up small in a pouch on days my hip isn't so bad is super helpful.

I got this folding walking stick some time ago and reviewing it now ,after my knee surgery, I need one for support walking. I like this walking stick because you can easy fold it and put it in ur bag or car when not in use. It also has a very nice pattern and very sturdy handle and not heavy like my other cane, I highly recommend this folding walking cane.

the wrist strap makes it easy to hold while you're using both of your hands. the pattern options were great. and it folds perfectly to sit under the seat in front of me when i'm flying.

I am 54 years old, have MS and walk with a cane for balance. I adore Swith Stick canes! The colors in Storm are grey, black and deep turquoise circles on a silver/cream background, This cane goes with so many outifits...black, blue, teal, turquiose, grey, tan, navy blue.I have several Switch Stick brand canes that are foldable and easy to stash in carry on bag when traveling and I get so many compliments. Many people refuse to use a cane even though it would make walking so much easier. They think it makes them appear old and feeble. I often get asked by people where I got such a unique cane because they know someone who needs to use a cane and won't. and then when I show them how it folds they are amazed. If you need to use a cane to have a more "normal" life for whatever health or injury reason, I say be stylish and draw attention to it!

Nice and sturdy. Looks good. Removed stars because it feels on my kitchen floor and the handled looked like it had been drugged across concrete. Would not recommend

I needed a cane I could take with me when I’m being wheeled in a wheelchair. It’s not cumbersome at all. It’s just a little tricky folding it up and putting the Velcro straps around it so it doesn’t spring open! It was pretty comical at times!