Adjustable Folding Walking Cane with Comfortable Grip, Wrist Strap, and Carrying Case – Travel Friendly! (Camo Army Print)

This is my first cane ever, as I've never really needed one before. I'm twenty-two and have pretty severe chronic pain that's been getting progressively worse, primarily in my back and right hip. When I was told that getting a cane might help me manage my pain, I was worried that I wouldn't be able to find something easy to travel with, comfortable, and stylish; thankfully, this cane meets all the requirements.Since I only use it when my pain is really bad, I love that it folds up so I can carry it in my bag in case I end up needing it when I'm out and about instead of having to bring a full sized cane everywhere. The handle is a wonderful shape and size, and it's not uncomfortable to hold for long stretches of time. The floral design isn't gaudy (as some other ones I looked at were), and I've already gotten compliments on how nice it looks.I use it mostly when I'm out and about for long periods of time (a few hours or more) or if my hip pain is especially bad all day. I also plan on using it at a concert I'm going to as well (it's standing room only), and I'm hoping it'll make the experience more enjoyable!!

I am young and a bit self-conscious about using a cane to help with balance, so I looked for something with a cute pattern to help take the edge off. I really love the lavender design (shows my school spirit too!). And the cane itself is great. The thoughtful design has really helped my walking and made the whole transition much easier. It is lightweight, easy to adjust, fold and unfold, and the gel handle is super comfortable. When folded it fits easily in a medium sized purse. The only additional suggestion I might have: make the wrist strap adjustable and/or long enough that you can wrap it around the folded cane, in order to keep it folded. That way there's no need for a carry bag.

I kept losing my wooden and metal canes. I would put them in the shopping cart and leave them behind because they just blended in with the cart and I didn't need the cane to get from the cart into the car.This cane does the trick because of its bright colors, but besides that it is an amazingly comfortable cane, a pleasure to use (if you must use a cane). The handle feels great, firm but soft, and fits my hand perfectly, even though my hand is small and arthritic. The material of the handle is non-slip so it is easy to grip, feels secure. The metal is heavier than other metal canes I've had, giving a secure feel.The only negative was that the cane was not adjustable to my 5' height and short arms and legs. My husband had to saw off about 3" to make it fit as it should. I agree with another reviewer that it does not easily hook onto a ledge of any kind. I usually have to lay it down flat. If the manufacturer could add a feature that makes it easy to hang on the edge of a table, back of a chair, etc., it would be perfect.

This is a very good cane. I love that this company makes fun, bold looking mobility aids.I'm pretty young, 24 to be exact, and I like that this cane matches my personality and young looking style, rather than making me look old. When looking for a mobility aid, I thought I'd only use it sometimes, but after receiving it, I've been using it almost daily. It's so helpful for my hip, knee, back, and ankle pain. It also helps when I'm dizzy, lightheaded, weak, or just feeling 'off'.My only complaint is that the cane was 2 inches too tall, when shortened to its minimum of 33". I didn't realize this until I bought it, because this is the first cane I've ever purchased. I'm 5'4", so I'm not very short - in fact, 5'4" is considered average height, here in Utah. My husband had to remove the rubber tip, slice off 2 inches from the bottom for me, and then replaced the rubber tip. It works, but I really wish there were more options for sizes. I was pretty surprised that the cane was too tall for me when I first bought it.On a related note, I have an online friend who has this exact same cane, which is the reason I bought it, too - they raved about how much they love it. They're around 5'8", so they have nothing but great things to say about it.I give this product 4/5 stars because it's great quality, lightweight, it folds, and it's FUN looking, but it's, also,unfortunately too tall for my average sized body. That was somewhat easily fixed by my husband, though.All in all, this was a great purchase.

I'm in my mid 20s, but after battling arthritis since early childhood, as well as suffering from dysautonomia, i find myself truly needing the support of a cane. I have been fighting this since i was 16.I bought two colors, moss floral and the black with pink roses. Quality wise I absolutely love both they're fantastic canes and they fit in my purse. The moss floral pattern isn't quite what I was expecting, it's just simply not my style. I'm debating returning it, or keeping as a spare because it is still cute, just doesn't match my clothes.It's hard to get a good look at the patterns from these stock photos and I wear more black than anything, and the moss cane is a brownish color base.The black with roses though, I didn't think it was possible to love a cane this much. It's not a gaudy pattern like the floral canes in the drugstores my great aunt would use, it's just lovely. I've been showing it off, "look how pretty my cane is". It's a stark difference after nearly ten years of hiding from canes, and choosing to limp or lose my balance instead of using an ugly hospital issued cane. I wish I knew I could find such 'youthful' canes years ago.

I haven't used it yet, but it seems sturdy. unfolded and folded easily, and is attractive. My friend and I are traveling to Italy, and she wants one too, so I ordered her a different color. I always go by customer reviews and have been looking for a travel cane for months. This is a very good price for that purpose, seems lightweight enough for travel, has a wrist strap and carry bag. Hopefully, it will survive the trip, but we don't rely on canes, but want the added security on cobblestones and unfamiliar terrain.