Stylish Walking Cane for Men & Women by HONEYBULL

Paul Gabriel Wiener: This looks like a good cane. It's sturdy. It's comfortable to grip. It's lightweight. Very importantly, it stands on its own and does not fall over easily. (If you ever need to wash your hands in a public restroom, you'll be extremely grateful to have a cane that you can just let go without needing to find a place to hang it or worry about picking it up off the floor.)

It's also really nice that you can use the strap to tie it closed. Other canes require you to slip on a plastic sleeve to keep it folded, so you have to find a place to keep the sleeve when it's not in use and if you lose the sleeve, you'll be hard-pressed to find a replacement.

The problem is that it only folds in thirds. Most folding canes fold into four sections. With three sections, the cane is already fairly long, and will only just fit into, for example, the pocket/basket of a rollator. This means that you have to collapse the handle to the lowest adjustment setting every time you fold the cane, and then when you unfold it you have to wiggle it around to get the button to pop out into the right hole in order to get it ready for use. With 4-section canes, you can just leave the button adjusted to...

United States on Nov 29, 2023

Kindle Customer: My husband favorite color, he lost his previous one so this is a replacement. Noticeable improvement in the base design.

United States on Nov 28, 2023

J. Guigli: I have used this cane since spring 2021. It is close to perfect. The wide, pivoting base gives you stability, even on soft surfaces like thick carpet, sand, wood chips, and gravel, where a single, narrow tip would sink in and/or catch, and doesn't slide on slick, hard surfaces. The snap height adjustments are good and stable. The handle is perfect for me, much preferred over all other handle shapes. After more tan two years of daily use, nothing has worn out or changed function. This is the best cane I have ever used.
(The folding feature works fine but diminishes the cane's use as a defensive weapon when you swing it through the air. Here solid would be better. If you don't need it to fold, a non-folding model with the same construction would be slightly better. [How about it, Honeybull?] When an airline bans carry-on canes you can fold this cane and put it in checked baggage. I have done this twice. SOME airlines let you take even a heavy, solid cane as carry-on. Check before you fly.)

United States on Nov 14, 2023

Catherine: The cane looks nice but it does not have the sturdy feel of the plain cane issued after surgery at the hospital. It can stand by itself if I let go of it carefully, but has a tendency to fall over if I don’t let go of it carefully. I also do not care for the clickety sound as I walk. It announces a person with a cane is coming.
If those thongs do not bother you, the cane is attractive and supportive enough.

United States on Nov 09, 2023

WorldTraveler: The foot pad is very nice and far different from other ones that I've used or seen. I love the fact that it can be folded up and put into a small bag and then stuffed into luggage. This would be very useful to someone who needs it to get on an airplane. They would break it down into its three components put the strap around it and put it in overhead storage.

As with anything else this is one of those items that you're going to have to study it a little bit. It's going to take a little bit of practice to get it to do what you want. I spent about 30 minutes playing with it and it's terrific.

United States on Nov 04, 2023

Monica Trevino: Llevo 2 semanas con él. En el transcurso de los días el bastón dejó de estar estable por lo que tenía que estarlo atornillando y al día de hoy fue imposible que el pedestal se mantuviera pegado al resto del bastón por que el tornillo de la base está barrido por tanto tener que ajustarlo.

Mexico on Sep 16, 2023