KINGGEAR Walking Cane for Women & Men, Lightweight & Sturdy Offset Walking Stick, Walking cane with Autonomous Standing, Large Quad Base Cane for Seniors, Walking Crutches for People with Leg Injuries

This was great for recovering from surgery-- the flower-foot moves as you walk and is more stable than a single post, plus it stands up so you have less likelihood of dropping it and having to pick it up! There’s a strap you can wear around your wrist, has a foam cushion handle, and it’s light, and adjustable to an appropriate height. One note though, there should be a bend in your elbow when you use a cane, and I’m 5’9” and need it on the highest setting, so someone taller, it might not work for (according to my physical therapist.)

I like the fact that the product is collapsible, so can fit into my case for travelling.It is lightweight and I like the colour purple.It is also easy to adjust to the correct height. I also like the loop to wear around your wrist, which gives less chance of losing the cane by leaving it behind somewhere.

Really sturdy material but unfortunately did not fit my particular cane which is my fault for not paying attention. Arrived very quickly and was packed well.

Hurt my wrists a lot less than I anticipated. I have relatively weak wrists (think 'can't do planks because of wrist pain' weak. It's not extremely bad, but it's still something I was worried about), and I can usually get around 2 hours of constant use before it starts to hurt, and around 4 hours until it's annoyingly so.It looks pretty cute too, which is something I'm very pleased about. The height range is nice— I'm 5'1 and I can comfortably use my cane with and without my 7" platforms (admittedly not the best footwear choice, but I like them). It's definitely not as large as they advertise though. It'd be uncomfortable If I were below 5' or above 5'8". Definitely would not expect it to fit 6'.One thing I noticed was that it can be loud (hollow loud) if it wasn't screwed tightly. Otherwise very quiet. Also, if not screwed tightly, the two halves can definitely come apart with an easy tug (either a good or a bad thing).The foot works well and stands on its own, but it takes a bit to get used to, since it has corners and edges, and it was a bit smaller in diameter than I anticipated. It stands on it's own, but it's not the best in terms of providing balance support. Good on a lot of different surfaces; I feel more confident walking on uneven terrain.We'll have to see how it holds up to wear and tear.

I was looking for a cane that would provide stability and support for my 93 yr. old father -in-law and this definitely fit the bill.