ROORKEE Instruments (India) Walking Cane Stick with Working Steam Engine Model, Steampunk Accessory, Walking Stick Collectors, Nautical Antique Finish Prop Stick

I am 6'4", 6'5" in my boots so this is a perfect hight for me. As someone who is young, I get asked a lot what's wrong with me/my leg so it usually comes down to whether I'm in enough pain to deal with the judgements. Honestly I doubt I'll care with this one.As others have said, it is indeed too heavy, but it is also very well balanced. The head is held on by screws and I believe something else as even when I pulled the screws out, I still couldn't get the head off.The head did feel a little floppy, but a quick minor tighten with a P1 Phillips bit and a flat head for the two side rods and it is very firm, nothing is loose anymore.Another one I saw was that the wheel came off. I'd planned to preemptively take it off and apply some thread locker, but even with some pretty firm pressure I couldn't get it to budge either.Maybe the company addressed the problems already and did everything I had planned to, but I can guarantee it's a solid piece. I do a lot of walking at work, up and down stairs, and as of the two weeks I've used it it hasn't shown any signs of fatigue.It's also an extremely beautiful cane, the pictures honestly don't do it justice. Real brass, real hard wood. I'm not sure what wood it is, not oak but it's a good quality nonetheless. Even the piston came greased. It was "stuck" initially, but popped lose with a little twist and now turns super smoothly. So don't worry if it doesn't turn initially, just give the wheel a twist!I haven't tried hooking up an air pressure source yet but as someone with a ADHD it's very nice to fidget with as well. The top fits very comfortably in my hand as well, and hasn't put and uncomfortable strain on my hand, wrist or arm.All in all I love this cane. I don't think I could recommend it enough. It is seriously worth the price. Honestly the basic plain ones are already half this price as is. Spend a little more and get something you'll love!

I love it! I had a hip replacement and canes are so ugly and old looking. I saw this walking stick in a movie recently and had to get it. It gets alot of compliments too . It’s super cool and the skull is heavy- good for defense

Arrived broken and delayed, top piece was broken. Not worth the money or worth returning. Just avoid.

Hurt my back and didnt know how long healing would be if ever so. I wasn't interested in the usual basic cane, I had to be extraordinary. If i were to be on a cane, it was going to be awesome lol. The quality is really good. Its a bit heavy, but the topper is brass so, yeah its heavy but well balanced. Seller did awesome!! My back did heal 85% to 90%, so I dont use it as often.

this is a well made walking stick, with a Steampunk style headpiece that gets a lot of curious and positive comments (supposedly it is a functioning miniature steam engine, I guess one could connect an air hose to the fitting to see if it actually works, but I only got it for the look and style). Stick breaks down for ease of travel. Quality, heavy wood and brass fittings. Expensive but I feel worth the money..

Clock/watch quit working after two days and the whole top/handle fell off after three days. I had to epoxy it back on in order to use it.

Beautiful cane. The only thing is, I did not look at the length of this cane before purchasing. It is too tall for me to even walk with it. What a waste.

The top is cool, and it's solid wood, unlike many other options.Unfortunately, it has a fatal flaw. The head is attached to the wood with 3 tiny screws, that loosen every time the cane is used. Which requires re-tightening them every time. Which, since it's wood, means that one or more of them will eventually strip. This is a design defect; the seller should have used a more reliable connection, maybe a threaded rod welded to the head and screwed into the end of the cane, or something similar.

All parts move perfect arrived quick and is worth the money I would recommend it where do u get switch to hook up co2 little Cartridge like Katherine below in video

Four stars because it is not a working steam engine (like it says it is) and was never meant to be. Let's be clear, this is a conversation piece or accessory to a steampunk outfit (which is why I bought it). There is no source of steam or air pressure, which would be needed to make this run. If you did hook it up to an air compressor it might actually run. All the pieces seem to be there. Or it might blow apart. As a cane, it's top heavy. It feels like the knob at the top is solid brass. The rubber tip won't last a mile, but you can put a real tip from a drug store right over it. All in all it met my expectations, which were quite low.

Excellent product.

My item had some issues but it was taken care of appropriately

There are some imperfections but not a bad product, very solid, sturdy, and heavy. The wheel does have some jagged metal in the spokes though, it's a bit sloppy, so I was a little disappointed by that. I actually thought there would be glass around the cylinder containing the machinery but I guess it was a bit of an optical illusion in the image. The wheel does turn the machinery at the top so that's a cool little feature. Overall, I'm satisfied with it.