NOVA Heavy-Duty Walking Cane with Ergonomic Offset Handle

Zeejay Dee: As soon as my ankle gout flared up, im reaching for my stick!

United States on Jul 26, 2023

Mustang_Dave: This is my 2nd of these canes, in the past four years.
They are priced fairly; well packaged; and delivered promptly.

The gripe I have is that the rubber hand gripe is somewhat loose at delivery; and gets worse over time. I finally had to throw 1st cane in the recycle bin as the gripe got so loose that it was no longer safe to use it as a walking aid. I'm 78 yo man, with worsening mobility challenges.

Compared to other canes I have bought, I would still recommend this one -- just be prepared to deal with a loose hand grip.

United States on Oct 14, 2022

Jim Wyman: I have been generally happy with my cane purchase. Finding a cane for someone my size (let's just say I shop Big & Tall stores/catalogs and need both aspects) was not easy. I found tall canes and I found canes for heftier users, but it was a challenge to find a heavy-duty cane that was long enough for my height. At this point, I have been using this cane for almost five months and it has held up beautifully. My only complaint so far, and believe me, it is a minor one for me, is that handle/grip is not completely securely attached to the cane. It doesn't noticeably move around while I'm trying to use the cane, but I have noticed that over the course of time the grip migrates further and further until there is an indentation from the end of the grip in to the end of the cane where the lanyard attaches. It's easy enough to slide it back into position, where the slow migration can begin again. (I would say I have to adjust it less than once a week, probably less than once every two weeks, so it's not a serious annoyance or anything, just a minor irritant.) As for the cane itself, it has been absolutely satisfactory in construction and sturdiness. At this time, I think I will...

United States on Jan 17, 2022

Alex Smith: How does one review a cane? I suppose the most important quality is stability. Does it give you confidence? Can you depend on it? The short version is, yes you can. I'm a giant. NBA height with NFL weight. It's all muscle, for sure... Anyway, I'm probably on the upper end of the spectrum when it comes to what this cane was intended for. It's rated for up to 500lbs!!!! No, that's not me. But the fact is, at ~270 and 6'5", this thing is rock solid. You're probably not even close to those numbers, which is good. I got this because I wanted a tank that could withstand a beast, and it hasn't disappointed. I've previously used one of those omnidirectional canes and they're fine, for most people. Unfortunately, I don't fall into that general category. Maybe you don't, either. This can was made for us. Those that are larger than average, for whatever reason, and need reassuring stability. More or less, it's the only cane you should consider. Yeah ok fine, it doesn't stand up on its own. Overrated feature. I'd rather have something that can stand up to ME.

United States on Oct 09, 2021

Hipoalergeniko: Salio defectuoso. Lo tuve que devolver.

Mexico on Oct 07, 2021

Elizabeth R.: Es un bastón ligero, presentación sencilla, pero muy resistente, en mi caso lo tuve que adquirir al tener una lesión por fractura, es resistente, tiene alternativas para ajustar la altura y el soporte de goma es antiderrapante.

Mexico on Jul 28, 2021

NANCY O: Compré 2 para mis padres. Muy resistentes Buen agarre.

Mexico on Dec 04, 2020

Erika Lozano: Lo acabo de adquirir para regalar a mi mami, ha quedado satisfecha.

Mexico on Nov 25, 2020

Duane Mantick: I suspect that a cane is either going to be a good one or junk. I give 5 stars on this one. I'm a good sized guy and this cane can prop me up with no sweat and no collapsing, breaking, not even a creak or groan. Yet, it isn't heavy or unwieldy and to be honest would make a dandy self-defense tool in a pinch. The grip on it, sort of a textured rubber is comfortable and easy to hold without slipping. Something that could be easily overlooked is the wrist strap which I actually use more for hanging the cane on a coathook or similar. The rubber tip seems to be holding up well and does not slide out from underneath the cane; I do suggest wiping it off periodically with just plain water on a paper towel or something to make sure you prevent any build-up of dust or dirt that might make it slip. I'm very happy with it.

United States on Oct 10, 2020