CarexWalking Cane with Pivot Cane Tip, Soft Grip - Height Adjustable Cane with Wrist Strap - Latex Free Soft Cushion Handle, Red Cane, Walking Cane for Women and Walking Cane for Men

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I love blinging everything and my hubby didn't want to use his cane, until I gave it an upgrade. Now he loves it!

came with a standard tip on it and the wide tip in a separate package like the cane but can't get the standard tip off to change to the wide tip can someone me how to do this

My wife finds it helpful being it stands by itself and you don’t have to lean it against something all the time

I am recovering from a broken fibula, and just recently achieved limited weight bearing status. I am still using crutches, but when I 'graduate' from that I plan to use a cane for a while, just to help in balance and stability. So, while I am not using this quite yet, I tried it out for fit and comfort, and overall am pretty impressed. I'm VERY impressed with the look, I got the red one and I think it looks fantastic, very classy!The Pros:-Choice of 2 tips, single or self-standing quad-Very easy height adjustment-Light, yet still solid feel-Comfortable handle, with wrist strap-Very nice looking!The Cons:-250# weight capacity seems low. I would like to see a lot more leeway. The easy adjustability with the push pin is probably what limits the weight capacity, so I guess that is a tradeoff. I figure since no one is actually using this for their full weight, but rather for steadiness and balance, maybe this is common.-Every picture shows the cane with the quad tip, so I think most would assume it comes this way. It does not.-The supplied tip is VERY difficult to remove and replace with the quad tip. Especially considering people buying canes are not in their prime physical condition, it seems there should be an easier way.-The quad tip is called 'pivoting' in the description, although aside from some flex I don't see any pivot.-The small instruction manual is zip tied very tightly to the cane, making it difficult to remove while protecting the cane finish. Again, someone is misreading their client base.If these Cons don't bother you specifically, it is still a nice cane for a good price.

11/24/23 - Update - It took 2 adults to finally pry and cut the bottom rubber foot off and replace it with the 4 pronged feet. You won’t ever be able to use the old single rubber foot! We tried using a hairdryer to heat up the original single rubber foot, but it wouldn’t twist or budge! Finally, using 2 people, we used a flat metal awl type device with scissors and a flat edged pen to pry open and cut the original rubber foot off! It was easy to get the NEW 4 pronged foot/stand on the cane by leaning on it, then stepping on it with 2 feet and twisting and pushing the pole/cane downward! Whew! Once you cut the original rubber foot, you have to throw it away, so make sure you want to swap it before performing the steps above! :0) This is a fantastic, adjustable walking cane with either of the rubber feet. A 6ft person can use this cane easily and it’s still NOT at maximum height! This cane is built for short to VERY tall people. Awesome!!! :0) The rubber handle is so easy to hold and grip and the wrist strap is also awesome! Bumping up rating to 5!Fantastic heavy duty sturdy walking cane with wrist strap.Easy to adjust height of the cane. Rubberized top flat handle is easy to grip and hold to use the cane to support yourself.LOVE the beautiful Red Marbled color cane! It’s gorgeous and stands out! :0)For the price, this is a great deal because you have 2 options - Standard Single Rubber foot or swap it out for the 4 prong/foot standing cane.The only reason that I’m docking a star is because I can NOT easily remove the default single rubber foot to swap it to the 4 prong. I read the directions and it says to twist and pull off then replace with the other option. It’s so very tight, I can’t get the default single rubber foot to budge at all! I will search the Internet or YouTube to see if there are any tricks to swap out the rubber feet easily.Fantastic walking cane for the $$$, just need to figure out how to swap out the foot! :0)

I've been dealing with a knee issue & for the first time I've been using a cane lately. I recently tried a different cane (one that's lighter & folds down much smaller than this one does) & I was happy with that one until I tried this one- this one is ever so much better. Not surprisingly, this one costs more, but when it comes to safety this one is a better choice, at least for me. This one feels more sturdy & stable, the grip is more comfortable, & most importantly, there's a much wider range of height adjustments. As with the other, there is a little button that firmly clicks into a range of holes to easily change the height. If you're using a cane for a while, it's so important that it's the right height, & this one actually fits me better. This one has a wrist strap that can help you hang onto it, or hang it nearby, & best of all, it has an optional 4-prong tip that, when installed, allows the cane to stand up vertically on it's own. The other cane that I got first cannot do that, & when you're hurting & having trouble getting around, the last thing you need is for your cane to fall over when you lean it nearby. It didn't take very long after using the other one for me to want a cane that stands in place when I let go of it. I got this one in the red color, and it's not that bright hot red shown in the tiny color swatch- it's the darker red marbled with black as shown in the photo. I like the way it looks, & since we don't all love the same colors, it's nice that this cane has 3 options. This cane is the clear winner. My only "complaint" is how difficult it is to remove the original tip to install the optional one. Admittedly, I don't have the strongest grip, & obviously you don't want a cane with tips that come off too easily.

I love this Kane I bought this cane before but it came with a different four leg on the bottom of different manufacturer the car x bottom don't last for a week or two it's almost impossible to balance at the stand and it's always falling over I will remove this tip and order a another brand tip that works better