DeVilbiss HealthcareDrive Devilbiss Healthcare Drive Hurrycane Folding All Terrain Cane Walking Stick

This is a really nice cane. Comes in a choice of colours...mine is purple. It is lightweight and sturdy. Ot folds and comes with a handy carry pouch for carrying when not needed for walking. It helps me to keep my balance on any rough terrain (I walk in woodland with my dogs) thanks to the three “feet” on the rubber ferrule. The handle is soft and comfy to grip.My only gripe is the handle is slightly too short (I have big hands) for me. But, other than that it’s really worth the money.

Thank you so very much for these brilliant Hurricane Walking Sticks. They are a God Send. We are both disabled with spinal and joint probs and poor mobility. But these sticks have given us a new lease of life. They move with our foot movement and shock absorb to take the strain when walking on the straight or going up or down the stairs or on a hill. They are the perfect walking stick you will need in every way and good quality for the price. Thanks again 😊

Great colour and very sturdy. Feel supported by this cane. My only issue is that it does not pivot - at all! Fortunately I don't need the cane to pivot for my needs. Misleading product description however.

This has been a life saver for me. With weight gain due to meds and nerve damage in my back this has helped me get around so much.

The stick is very good as you can fold it up and fits in a small bag if you need your hands free. Takes my weight which is just over 100kg. I'm also 5ft and height is ideal on lowest setting.

I’ve had a couple of sticks before but this one is more sturdy and makes me feel more stable when I walk. The base takes a bit of getting used to but with practice it’s good.

I bought this as the stick provided by the Nhs tended to slipIn wet surfaces and wasn’t helpful when getting up. This stick is def less slippery and is very useful in getting up. The fact that it folds is handy and the cute colour is a bonus

Absolutely perfect for my husband who suffers from Parkinsons