HONEYBULLFoldable Walking Cane for Seniors & Adults – Adjustable 8 Height Settings 30-37", Lightweight Collapsible Cane with Air Cushion Tip, Ergonomic Comfort Grip & Wrist Strap

I'm 22 with frequent joint pain and issues with POTS, after a long talk with my therapist and some friends, i decided to try a cane - despite being worried about the odd looks I'll eventually get. Judgement aside, I'm so happy I grabbed this cane, it was easy to figure out my height setting (especially for future reference) and get used to using it. the grip is nice but I'd say for larger hands you might want to go with a brand that has a larger handle.This is very portable and I've decorated it to help add to my confidence, but it's already helped ease pain during activities I used to love but now easily get worn down on or on days I need extra support. I'm still teaching my dog to walk slower when I have it, but it's helped keep me steady even if she tugs. The build is nice, not expensive by any means but good enough that I feel it'll last a while and will be a nice option for on the go trips.

This is a nice cane for the price. It easily adjusts to a low height. I’m five feet tall and like it on the next to last button hole when I’m barefoot and one hole taller when I’m in shoes. I can’t speak to how it is for tall people, unfortunately. It is 30.5” at its shortest and 37.5” at its tallest. I bought it after shattering my ankle. It bore a significant portion of my weight at first without difficulty. Seems pretty sturdy without being heavy.This cane collapses and reassembles easily. It has a strong bungee cord inside for folding and reassembly. It doesn’t rattle unless the snap on the wrist strap bumps against the metal cane, and I’ve found it easy to move the strap around to stop that. The grip is reasonably comfortable; the grip is plastic but has divots for fingers and soft feel texture in the parts it’s most likely to matter.The “premium cane” comes with a wide, textured tip with a bit of cushion. That gives it some grip and some give without making it noisy or easily caught up on the ground. It does not stand on its own, but it’s not designed to.The purple color looks reddish purple in lamplight and a bit more bluish purple in the sunlight. I like it both ways. The finish can scratch if you drop it on pavement, which is frustrating but not super avoidable in an affordable cane. I’ve dropped it a few times and you can only see the scratches up close. The texture is brushed aluminum, and makes it look nice.Overall, I recommend this cane. It’s affordable and comfortable to use for what it is. I think you should get a color you like so that it’s fun to carry. It’s amazing the difference it made to my mood to have something that wasn’t bare aluminum like the hospital issue stuff.

I haven’t used this cane yet but plan on taking it on a trip overseas soon where terrain may be rough. This cam comes apart and back in place easily. I like the strap to hold it in place when folded. It seems sturdy and well made. It appears similar to one my wife purchased recently for more money. If you want a sturdy cane on a budget I would recommend this one.

Abe is pretty stable when walking. Only complaint is that it falls over easily when I lean it against a wall, etc when not using it.

It's convenient and comfortable, lightweight. I tried a cane with a foot and I suppose I may need that someday. But I'm just beginning to use a cane for balance--I feel clumsy and self-conscious with it. This lighter one seems easier to use, affords more natural movement.

The Honeybull walking cane is exactly what I wanted. It's light weight and very sturdy. I got the silver, and it is really veryclassy.

My husband had knee replacement surgery, he needed a cane and this one is super sturdy and folds away. I love it

Bought this for my Dad because his other cane was making too much Noice. This one is not only sturdy, it's quiet