HONEYBULL Walking Cane for Men & Women - Foldable, Adjustable, Collapsible, Free Standing Cane, Pivot Tip, Heavy Duty | Walking Sticks, Folding Canes for Seniors & Adults [Green]

I had emergency full left hip replacement surgery a little over 2 weeks ago. After using a walker for a week, I was ready to graduate to a cane. I ordered this given the good reviews and am very satisfied with the product. While I am hoping that I will only need it for a few more weeks, it has been extremely helpful for me to rely on when I am in need of more support, or on days when my left leg/hip is in more pain and I can't put full weight on thar side while walking. It is also very easy to adjust the height to your preference. Some of the one star reviews cited the lack of stability: note that the rounded bottom does have the ability to pivot which I suppose is not desired by some, but I actually found this to be a benefit.

The best thing about this cane is that it stands alone. I don't have to find a spot for it when I'm out shopping and need both hands to do something. It's durable and pretty! I got the pink.

If you need assistance walking or just standing this cane is made for you!! I seem to “walk taller” and and have much more confidence with each step I take!! It is very easy to adjust to the desired height, plus it looks darn good!!!

Does the job good for what I need. One thing not mentioned regarding the swivel of the base of the cane is another handy feature, it rotates, that makes taking corners pretty easy. The cane is durable, has held up good in constant winter weather, and operates just as well not on a flat surface. I've tried a few cane's out, and this one works the best. I'm knocking 1 star off due to a few issues. Yes, the cane collapses and folds.Drawbacks:1. Adjusted to my height the cane still folds up, yet it's not concentric.2. Directly related is that folding the cane up, the strap isn't fixed in place, it's made of cheap elastic and a snap button.Those two things noted caused me issues as at the time, as I had need to strap it to my backpack. My hip still sucks due to an injury, I'm not going to a Doc for them to say "OH, here are these controlled substances and [insert other blah blah blah statements here] here ya need to get hip surgery for more controlled substances and no recovery."Nature provides, and, despite the issues mentioned above, I consider cane's in general to be part of nature given how long the can has been around in one format or another.The cane is great and worth the price, just don't buy it for the fold up portion if you're strapping it to a backpack.

I just got mine today. I am very happy with it. I have a bad knee and the doctors told me it’s all arthritis I’m 67 years old ,so I guess I have to live with this knee. I’m so glad I bought this cane it works so good. So far so good. I recommend it to anyone that needs help walking..

Very supportive, folds easily, I like the handle design which is very ergonomic. Has a "shock absorber" built in due to the way the base swivels, I was not expecting that.

Absolutely simple! It was upright in seconds. It snaps together fully compressed which happened to be what I needed but it adjusts very simply. Lightweight! I like the shape of the handle with the flat portion in the front. I painted a cross on mine & that's a fine conversation starter! The cane is lightweight but sturdy, & it is better at standing alone than 2 other 'self-standing' canes I own.

I rate it less than 5 because I’m not yet used to the bigger base! Being in tight spaces and around many people causes me to take smaller steps and I step on the base if I’m not looking down! Also, the base tends to bang under the overhanging wooden steps on my way up! The first cane I purchased through this manufacturer wore out in less than a year but I needed something overnight and this was the only one available! I will see how this one holds up!