HoneyBull Walking Cane | Single Tip Canes for Men & Women, Foldable, Adjustable, Heavy Duty Up to 250 Pounds, with Travel Bag, Walking Canes for Seniors

Sturdy, vivid color, good feel & fit of the handle to your hand. Folds up easily, but won’t “collapse” while you’re using it. I just wish it stood up on its own, but I can buy a different tip for that. Good value, highly recommended!

Me encantó el mango de gaucho, muy cómodo

I like that this cane is lightweight. I'm quite short (4'9"), but this cane isn't as hard on my shoulder as a lot of canes are. I have it adjusted to the shortest height and I like that it folds up when I'm not using it.

I recently re-injured my hip …and I’ve been hobbling around with a wood cane for over 2 weeks thinking it was going to get better every day…then I finally ordered this folding cane from Honeybull. My wood cane ended up lost almost every day because I had to hang it off a cabinet drawer or lean it in a corner…plus it’s brown….so it blends in with the cabinets.This RED cane from Honeybull stands out…preventing me from losing it, folds so I can put it on the end table without hanging off the counter drawer and has a strap so I don’t drop it when I need to use both hands. It has really simplified things when it comes to using the cane,The other neat thing was figuring out the height. I had followed general directions for fitting a cane but with the wood cane I was cautious not to go too short since you can’t reverse it. With this Honeybull cane, it has the pop button so I could try different heights until I got it just right. I have actually discovered there are 2 heights I like. One when my hip is not hurting as badly and a second height that is one inch taller when my hip is really giving me problems. I also worried about all the different fancy cane tips but the one on this cane is perfect.Overall a 5 star product. I cannot imagine anything doing a better job for such an affordable price. This cane is selling at under $20 at the time of this review. Loads of color choices ...I do recommend choosing a color that stands out so it doesn’t get lost or misplaced. I always seem to lose anything black or brown.I hope my experience, thoughts and opinions help someone trying to find the right cane to try to make things a little easier.

I was in a lot of pain and needed help standing and walking. Had never used a can before and I felt comfortable and safe using it.