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I bought this because I have bad arthritis in both knees and have difficulty walking. I already had a foldable walking stick but it was becoming a little wobbly. When it arrived, I was pleased that it had a really sturdy base providing really good support. Simple to fold and unfold. I thought the handle was very well designed and provide a great grip for the whole of my hand (not too small). As with similar sticks, it is easy to adjust the height. When I used it outside, it provided me with a lot more confidence when walking. I read that some people thought it was heavy. It wasn't too heavy for me but might be for some people with less strength. Finally, this is a really funky colour. I really wish I had bought this before.

My mum has found this very easy to use. She thinks the colour is "cool" and doesn't mind using it. It is sturdy to support her and easily folds away. Very pleased.

I’ve been so very pleased with this walking stick. I bought it because my EDS symptoms have gotten really bad in my hips and knees recently, and I was dubious about the price, but it’s been fantastic value for money. Pros - Lightweight Hand grip is comfortable Collapsible Quiet Small enough for me at 5’2” Cons - A few scratches on metal A little tricky to push in adjustment catch if you have hyper-mobile thumbs Importantly, the handle has been really comfortable for me. Along with everyday use, I’ve used it to walk fair distances in a city centre, and my hands haven’t been sore afterwards, which is something that can happen easily for me. Its ergonomic design has made it good for putting my weight on when I need to stand about too. It has enough surface area that I can find the right angle to put my weight on it so that it doesn’t upset my wrist or my other arm joints, which I really appreciate. Its lowest adjustable setting is perfect for me at 5’2”, and it’s lightweight and collapsible design makes it so easy for me to carry it around. It comes with a little bag too, which is great if you don’t like the idea of putting something that’s been touching the floor in your handbag. It takes just moments to collapse it, as I just need to loosen the little collar and pull the sections apart, which is easy to do. Adjusting the height was a little more tricky for me, just because my thumbs are hyper-mobile, but I don’t need to faff with that now I’ve got it at the right height. I have been really pleased with how quiet it is as well, there’s no clinking or clunking as I walk, just a muted thud as the rubbery base makes contact with hard floor. As a self-confessed colour addict, I couldn’t help but go for the pink option, and it’s really pretty. I used it at a work function, and got compliments on the colour and the fact it coordinated so well with my outfit, which was really nice. Upon close inspection, I’ve noticed some scratches on the metal, but they’re not really noticeable. If you’re looking for a cheaper option, then I honestly recommend trying out this well-made and convenient walking stick.

I bought this as I broke my hip some 10 weeks ago and wanted to move from an arm crutch to a walking stick. At this stage I feel it is more of a confidence booster as I still feel a bit unsteady at times. This helps no end. After a day or two the pieces felt a bit loose in fit but never came apart. I put a thin wrap of masking tape on the inner ends and all is now good, but easy to separate if required. I am very happy with this item and do not find it heavy either but sturdy. I hope that I will no longer need a stick at some future time. Eventually I will have to put a new tip on, as it will wear being of a rubber compound. Here seems to be a problem. As it is a 19mm end any amount of rubber tips are on the market and they push on. However I can not find anywhere to purchase the "All Terrain Tip" it came with. I did an online search but no one will reply to me in a week now regarding a replacement tip. I found places eager to sell me the stick though. I did find what may be useful, a flip up steel attachment with five teeth for use in winter on snow/ ice. This may prove useful. I ordered also a slimmer tip which just pushes onto the stick and makes the snow/ ice attachment easier. I hope my observations are of help, but would love to know if someone finds the "All Terrain" rubber tip.

I was looking for a foldable walking stick to support me whilst recovering from a knee replacement. After trying many other brands, which I found flimsy ,I finally purchased this from Rehand. The difference was instantly obvious, with a much better quality of build. Whilst being a little heavier than the other brands I’d tried, it feels so sturdy, but yet remains light. The height increments are well spaced & the handle is comfortable to hold. The ferrule is larger than most brands & is much less likely to slip on the ground. It comes with a handy drawstring bag to keep it in when folded which will fit into a shopper or large handbag. I’m very pleased with this walking stick which makes me feel confident & safe when using it. Highly recommend.

I got this as I am recovering from a stroke. Initially i used it everytime i went out, then i just used it as i suffered fatigue while out and then moved on to carrying it with me in just in case. Fortunately for me I no longer need it. For each stage of my continuing recovery it did the job. Sturdy but not too heavy. Easy to collapse and to put up. Various settings to suit height. Comfortable hand grip.

A well balanced adjustable walking stick, a good price for a quality item, so easy to adjust a choice of colours all in a handy storage bag, when extended the stick is lightweight and has a large ferrel giving a good ground confidence support.

I'd been on the hunt for a new walking stick for a while before I found this one and I'm so glad I did. The colour (I got purple) is so pretty and shiny. It's super lightweight for when it's not in use or I need to close it up and put it in my bag. The supper and sturdiness is insane, I can't believe how crap the one I was using before was. I really needed something with a good handle and a good base and this met all my needs and beyond. It makes getting around so easy with how supportive the base is, I can't believe I went so long without it. I need to use a walking stick even though I'm young(ish) so I also wanted one that I was more than happy to use when I need to go out and about as some can look a bit... well yeah. I have Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, as well as Fibromyalgia so my joints have just given up on me and my stick is just another limb now. If my one broke somehow I would for sure buy this one again, I'm even thinking about buying another anyway so I have two on bad days because of the support from it.