[2-Pack] Walking Canes for Men, Women, Seniors. Home & Travel Versions, Pivot/Glide Quad Base, Free Standing, Knee, Hip Replacement, Balance, Osteoarthritis, Arthritis. Walking Sticks (2).

I bought this cane for my dad who was visiting. He loved it! He said the handle was comfortable and fit nicely in his hand, and he loved how the base flexed so easily with each step he took. Seems sturdy to me and loved the flashlight built into the handle. Clever! the wrist strap was a nice addition. Oh, yes, and it came with an easy-to-retract travel version, so now my dad has one for home and one at my house for when he visits next time!

This purchase contained two canes one can be broken down and folded up when not in use. The other cane is adjustable in height. I am 5 ft. 4 in. and need a shorter cane. So far it is excellent for maintaining my stability. I would recommend this cane.

I love these canes! It’s a 2 pack. One for every day and one for travel. The travel/folding version is fantastic to stick in your purse for those days you don’t need it all of the time. The end is what makes this by far the best cane. It has little “feet” that make each placement/step feel comfortable and secure

I haven't had them for a year and I liked it until it just broke . I bolt I can hear rattling around. And if there was a way I could fix it I would but I can't.

The canes are sturdy and the handles are comfortable. The feet add extra stability. The cane stands on its own quite well. The flashlight is an extra that I haven't used yet. This is my favorite cane.

Very Sturdy Trust-worthy cane. Lighted flash light top is a clever idea, for usage to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night. Good sold product!

HANDLE WAY, WAY TOO UNCOMFORTABLE. dON'T BUY IT!

The only thing I like about these canes is the lights. They work well, once you insert two AA batteries into each can. It was claimed that the two could be used as trekking sticks, but there is about a half inch difference in the heights of the two canes (no matter how adjusted) that makes such use awkward. I am 5 ft 6 inches, so I could adjust them for separate use for my height. However, anyone shorter than 5 ft. 4 inches will find that the hand-hold is too high. Worse yet, the canes come with a warning that they aren't safe for use on icy surfaces. So in the Chicago area where I live, they can't be used outside in the winter--the time when their lights are most needed. But the worst thing about them is that the directions say that the rubber bottoms must be replaced every six months. Moreover, they are designed so that the old bottoms must be taken off and the replacements put on with a screwdriver (try that with arthritic hands), and better tips from other suppliers cannot be substituted.