HONEYBULL Walking Cane Stick for Men & Women - Foldable, Adjustable, Collapsible, Heavy Duty, with Travel Bag | Walking Sticks, Folding Canes for Seniors & Adults

Great walking cane, easy to adjust, and you can add the larger foot for more stability. My wife is coming off major surgery and needed something to give her a third leg temporarily. This cane filled the bill perfectly.

A simple, strong and light walking stick, the elastic band within makes it simple to straighten from collapsed position. The coating is strong and handle is soft.

Got this for a back or some kind of injury that came on suddenly. Borrowed a cane from someone else until I could get this one. This is a knock off of the one that was being used. I say knock off since it is made in China. The only difference is the handle is more plastic than the borrowed one. Then there is a strap under the handle to hook it on something so it wont fall over as often as the borrowed one that doesnt have the strap. It does collapse and fold out just fine. Sturdy with an adjustable length by pushing the silver metal button and moving it from hole to hole.

Handle easy on palm of hand

Small footprint and easier for storage

Cane works great

This cane is strong and sturdy. The handle is comfortable to hold and it is easy to snap into place. I recommend this high quality walking cane to anyone. It comes with a convenient bag for easy storage. I found this to be a very nice and dependable product.

I like the way this cane comes together, although I doubt I will keep folding it up and just keep it ready for use in my car, should I need it when Im out shopping. It appears to be sturdy enough, though my weight is only about 145 pounds, and it has a nice-sized tip. Oh, and I really like this stand out purple color.

This cane is all you would want in a collapse cane for the most part. Comfortable handle (which smells awful out of the box but that fades if you let it air out), good adjustment range, nice sturdy foot on it. When you collapse it the lengths are connected by an internal cord so youre not going to lose them without breaking the cable inside. The carrying bag is a nice bonus too. The weird part is the bracket it has for when you collapse it, its really kind of difficult to put on, particularly without a surface to set them on, it is doable but I think its just an awkward solution.

I bought this beautiful purple Honeybull walking cane for use after knee surgery. It is a fantastically light, yet sturdy aluminum. I was impressed when I took it out of the travel drawstring bag. The attached and removable plastic bands securely protect and hold the folded lengths together, so they dont chaff and rub. (See photos.) The elastic bands inside the tubes are strong and heavy-duty, and you do need a little strength to pull on them to straighten and/or fold the cane. I dont foresee any of the elastic fraying. Pressing the button latches to adjust it to a comfortable height from 29 X 36 was a little challenging, at first, but it got easier. Once the length is set, the screw ring tightens and unscrews easily. Theres a thin loop to place around my wrist as I can easily grip the rubber handle, and the Single Tip base is also nonslip and feels secure as I lean on the cane to walk. Prices for similar canes at Walmart vary from $12 - $26. I think this cane is worth its price!