Had a severe hamstring pull 48 hours before I had to walk through an airport and get on a plane. This cane arrived about 19 hours after I ordered it in plenty of time to help me make my flight. Easy to assemble and it fit in my carry-on when disassembled after use. Really saved the day. AND it's purple, my favorite color 😊

I took this along on a walking trip to a tourist town in New Hampshire; it did its job well, never was I nervous about falling with it (just had hip surgery); very sturdy, wipes clean after the rain.

I've been using this cane *a lot* about 18 months. The grip is comfortable and shows no deterioration. With a PT, I initially adjusted the length with the spring loaded button, then thoroughly tightened the nut on the shaft to retain that length setting and re-checked after first use. I've never had that adjustment slip.

I've walked *a lot* on concrete, brick, and asphalt sidewalks and the 4 prong rubber tip is wearing well. (See photo) I'm careful on angles like curb cuts, but the tip has never slipped.

I don't use the folding function which uses an elastic cord to allow that and hold the cane halves together while in use. I have *zero* reason to suspect that cord might break and the cane come apart but as I don't use that function I may permanently secure that joint with something like heavy duty tape for zero worries.

I'm very pleased with the 4 pronged rubber tip. See the photo for how well it has worn versus the large amount of coarse hard surface I've used it on. (Replacements are available. It comes with a 4 prong and a single cane tip) As I wrote, I'm careful on angles but it has never slipped its grip. It's wide enough that the cane reliably stands on its own; I usually don't have to hold it, lean it, etc. Standing on its own, it will indeed fall over in windy conditions or on angles. But I just set it where I can put my toe on one tip. It's not as reliably stand-alone upright as a "quad cane" but that's because the "quad cane" is much wider.

I've never had a problem tripping over the four tips of this cane while walking.

While in PT I used their very similar cane which was priced over $60 on Amazon. I like theirs, but I've never been disappointed with this one.

Bought this for my wife when she broke her foot, very sturdy and I love the fact that it stands by itself and a lot cheaper than that one they advertise on TV

Helps me towalk helps me to sit down helps,me to get up. Really like it,thanks