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

Quality really good. Worth buying. It's very light. Comfort is good.

Value for money and product was very stable

Beautiful product

Good product

Reliable trekking stick! Sturdy, perfect for climbing, trekking, and walking. Adds confidence on tough terrain. Durable and great value. Highly recommend for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, adventure-seekers, seniors, and those recovering from foot injuries - provides extra stability and support!

Excellent product sturdy easy to use. Worth the money.

Excellent walking support. Light and easy to carry. Looks smart. Folding method is good. I can easily carry inside my backpack, and it does not take much space. Very happy with the product.

Bit expensive but worth

I have not had this cane too long but So far I am liking it. Firstly I am a new cane user so I am still getting use to it. Nice color (blue) seems sturdy, folds up easily, height also is easiily adjustable. So its all good and I would recommend it. I absolutely have no complaints.

Pliable, facile a transporter dans une valise ou simplement dans son étui en la tenant par son cordon. Très bonne poignée qui épouse bien la main.

I like that it’s sturdy but lightweight and can be folded and tucked neatly inside my tote bag. When I unfold it, the pieces snap into place automatically. The handle is non-slip and I can hang it easily on the edge of my desk or on a peg. I was initially worried because I'm 5'1" and the shortest length adjustment is supposedly for a 5’2” person, but it works perfectly for me. It's such a great product, I hope they will redesign it to cater to shorter people. This is an edited review. I gave it 4 stars at first, but after using it for several months, I have to give it 5 stars so that others can enjoy a great product like this.

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!

The stick is sturdy, its material is excellent, it feels luxurious, and its length is excellent, because I searched for a long stick for 3 months and only found this stick. The handle is comfortable and soft, and the rubber at the bottom is firm and non-slip, but there is a fatal flaw that made me very sad, as the stick fell from me and hit the ground, and the paint went off the part that hit the ground, and there was a scar in the paint that looked bad, making me hate using it again. So how can the paint be so weak and light?