Sure Foot All-Terrain Cane

I had one years ago. Unfortunately my grands left it in PA. I had knee surgery. It gave me so much confidence, I was able to walk with security of not feeling as if I was going to fall. A great cane. Abit pricey.But I love it and bought another. Will be having knee surgery again. This is the only cane for me.

With this cane, one can swing it forward and take four steps before having to reposition it, making it an ideal cane for those with hand/wrist problems aggravated by having to reposit the cane with each footfall. However, the 'axle' that joins the two sides and to which the springs attach is a very soft metal, while the springs are hard steel. This leads to rapid waring of grooves in the softer metal and will soon lead to it snapping according to the engineers I asked. It's sad the company chooses to defile this [potentially fine product with inferior engineering in what appears to be a bid for planned obsolescence.The company sent me a replacement lower portion with the 'foot' sadly manufactured of the same defective materials...so doomed to the same fairly rapid damage.

This seemed like a sweet alternative to a traditional cane. It is awkward to use and easy to trip over. Its large 'foot' requires too much attention when changing direction or turning around.

This cane provides more stability and more confidence to user. Going up inclines can be walked more assuredly.The price is too high. I bought canes for my aunties who loved it. The cost was more doable then. Thinking of seniors who are on a limited budget. The previous company who sold these also sold 3 pod foot canes. Still doesn't provide the stability, therefore, the confidence to walk more securely and also one can be more in an upright posture. Seems the price doubled now which is quite steep. No wonder the medical supply houses don't stalk these. i think they should.

First of all I don't like the price. I find it unnecessary to charge $100.00 for a cane. I know it is different, but I still think a lesser price would be better. In my case I find it rather awkward when walking and especially climbing stairs when you don't have but one handrail. I think it slows me down in walking. I am a small person and don't happen to have a good balance due to a fall I had last summer.I know you can't please everyone but thought I'd share my personal thoughts. The "Sure Foot Cane"is very nice and hopefully I'll get accustomed to it in due time.If I know of someone who needs a cane I'll give them your website and they can choose the cane of their choice. I have a friend who purchased the "Hurry Cane" from you sometime in the last 4 to 6 months. That individual lives here in Southern Arizona in my community.

I don't know what I like most about the sure foot. It has saved me from many falls! The wide base keeps me steady while staying out of my way, unlike the original 4 footed quad cane which was always tripping me. When I drop it which I do frequently because of my arthritis, I just step on the side/or end and up it comes! I don't have to try to lean over to reach the ground without falling myself or ask someone else to help. The spring action "walks" with me to steady me through my step; this also is a biggie since both wrists are full of metal and can't bend. I am able to smoothly move the cane through the step without banging me or hurting my hands and wrists. The handle is large enough to grasp when my hands are stiff yet not so large I can't get a good grip. I can't say enough good about this cane; it is just right in every way.

This is the second SureFoot that I have owned. This item was not new , it had been refurbished!! Much too expensive for a refurbished item!

This is a wonderful cane! Although I am not the end user, (My Mother is.) it has a fluid like walking motion. As you step forward the cane's foot stays in contact with the ground, and is allowed to spring back as the cane's post moves (fore and aft,) with the person. It works very much like your ankle, and also is wide enough at the base to keep the users balance with out wanting to "wobble" from side to side. Only complaint is the over pricing by the manufacture! Way too expensive compared to others! It would be a better value at 10-15 dollars above the others. Would have given it a 5 star rating at $49 - $55 range plus shipping..