Hold 440 lbs Folding Canes with Seat Walking Stick Height Adjustment Cane Seat Capacity Frosted Handle with Magnetic Therapy Stone Crutches Stool

The product arrived quickly and was well packaged. It was very easy to put together. The instruction book was excellent. I love the small crystals near the top of the handle. The led light will be great when I walk in a darkened area. I like how you can adjust the height of the cane. The seat was very comfortable and it wasn’t as difficult as I thought it would be to sit and stand. I’m not sure how to use the magnetic feature but I will work on this. Definitely worth the money.

On my title I wrote great item , cause I'm not sure if it's a can or seat . Anyways my wife has issues with walking due to her back and she used it for the first time .it was a blessing in disguise she was able to walk than sit till the pain and discomfort went away . It's very sturdy , durable. And easy to open .would highly recommend

It is a good chair for my purposes and I recommend it if you have similar needs.I walk thru cemeteries marking GPS on Find a Grave. When I get tired I open the seat and take a break. Perfect for that. Can’t say that I’ll use the light but you never know … I noticed a ting and yang

I've always wondered if these were really comfortable, and the answer is a resounding YES! I have used mine on a hike and tour of an observatory, and as a comfortable support while singing with my caroling group at Christmas. It's been a lifesaver for me!

This is a great cane with a convenient fold out seat. I am a senior and cannot stand for long periods of time, so I can sit down if I need to anywhere. If I have to stand in any kind of line, I can sit down and stay in line. I am a big man weighing 240 pounds, and the seat holds me just fine. It is lightweight and easy to carry around!

It is sturdy and compact enough for travel. Use mine mostly when I know I’ll be standing in long slow moving lines. Very pleased with this product.

This item was bought as a gift for a friend, recovering from surgery, temporarily unable to stand for any length of time. He was told to take walks for physical therapy. I'm estimating his weight to be 200-220,. tall, lanky build. He was only walking during the day with a walker. This gave him a chance to graduate to a cane. When I gave him the cane he tried the light and was excited that it was bright and he could go out after dark. However, on the first outing the light failed. I'm very disappointed about that. On the plus side, the cane/seat isn't too heavy for him and has been able to support him. He said that his walks are mostly in a park where there is a sidewalk. He doesn't plan to use it on the grass and said he doesn't think it would work well on uneven or soft surfaces. He's surprised at how comfortable it is. When seated you'll be facing the reverse of how you sit in a regular chair. In other words, not turning and sitting down. but facing into it. The easiest way to get seated is to slide it between the legs rather than swinging one leg over. My friend has the ability to manage getting on and off without help but someone who is handicapped, my opinion, may need assistance. Place hands on the handle kind of like riding a scooter when you sit.

This item was for my elderly parent. It is a GREAT BUY, easy to use, and multi purposeful- seat and walker. Unfortunately, my parent is bit resistant to use as that would me a need for assistance. However, when it has been used, there has been minimum complaint. (Complaint is due to my parents' resistance and NOT the item). I would definitely buy this again. It is easy to store.