Hold 440 Lbs Walking Cane for Men & Women Aluminum Alloy Lightweight Height Adjustable Walking Stick Heavy Duty Foldbale Free Standing Cane with LED for Seniors Adults

This thing is sturdy as hell. I got it for my dad and he loves it. The little "hand massage beads" don't massage anything. I feel like it's just for looks. But the flashlight is pretty damn bright, which was surprising but its good and sturdy, including the left to help you get up. I was a bit worried about that but it's done great!!

This is a very good cane. It has the extra side handle, an aid in certain positions, and a great main grip. The side handle slips and turns easily enough to position it, but does not move when weight is applied. The light is simple and works, unlike several other canes I have purchased from Amazon (BigAlex Folding Walking Cane with Two Led Lights has internal wiring problems that can't be fixed by the user). I replaced the small rubber tip with a larger one from Amazon (supregear Walking Cane Tip, 3/4" Heavy Duty Anti-Slip Black Cane Rubber Tips Replacement). The small tip is lightweight but dangerous outdoors on soft soil or gravel. This cane also has a lot of height adjustment and large adjustment buttons. Other than a larger tip, I might wish for a larger handle, like on the BigAlex, but this handle is very good. (I don't know so far what the magnets on the handle do.) This is now my best cane of the 5-6 I have purchased from Amazon. (I recently bought a second one for my wife.)

A much more solid cane than my last one. The light is also very bright with a minor gripe that it can't be angled. Love the second handle as well.

I have to walk with two canes due to mobility issues, so I purchased two of these. As a cane, it does really well. It's sturdy. The rubberized grips are comfortable and stylish. The second handle was something I didn't realize I would appreciate as much as I do. I have a hard time getting up from seats that are too low to the ground, and having the second handle at a lower level to push off of takes a lot of pressure off of my shoulders, and reduces pain. From that aspect, it's a game changer!My gripes? I have mainly two. First, the foldable joint is annoyingly noisy. The tubes are straight on both sides, and are held in place with a push button lock. Because these tubes are straight, and not tapered, they are essentially floating, and rattle with every step. Not a major problem. You kind of expect there to be some noise with folding canes.My bigger gripe is the flashlight. They work great, don't get me wrong. I chose these for the convenience of having a light source no matter where I go. The problem is, every time I accidentally drop a cane, the head of the flashlight shoots out of the hand grip, and I have to hunt it down and reassemble it. The first time it happened, I was surprised to see that it was just pressed into a hole in the hand grip, and not threaded. Also, instead of being a full metal tube (like a flashlight), there is a spring inside that is used for conductivity, but also serves to increase the likelihood that the bulb will be ejected. The second time it happened, it wasn't even when I dropped it. It was a few minutes after a drop, and the thing just shot out on it's own.Overall, great product, just needs a few modifications.

I decided to buy this because it was cheaper than a cane that was here locally. It was also very superior in quality. What I wasn't expecting is that when I opened the box I found it to be more stylish than I noticed when I bought. I also hadn't realized that there was a cool flashlight hidden in the handle.

Not really sure what the second handle is really for. As for the rest of the cane it's ok. Sturdy enough for walking and standing, the light is a plus , walking at night 🌙.

Very stable, first one I received the light stopped working after about a week but they quickly sent me a replacement.

Yesterday, I received that walking cane and I assembled it. Afterward, I test its handle light with two Energizer batteries in and it was ok. Also, I test that cane with light on and light was Ok. After receiving this cane, I changed its tip to self standing tip, but it was not stable enough to stand up. So, I ordered a Viva 4.75 inches diameter tip and I wait for it till Sunday or Monday. That Viva tip is very stable and durable, but little overpriced. I accepted that for my safety due to balance problems. Otherwise, I have another one similar to my new cane and it has Viva durable tip and no problems with balance. It keeps me on feet without swaying. Update: I received the Viva durable tip and I changed tip. After I put this durable tip, my cane finally got stable with standing up. I love this cane. Update, I did change this cane's tip to Viva durable tip and good stability while walking. But I left my cane self standing while I ate my meal in the fast food service. It fell and its handle light nearly got broken and I put batteries back to the handle and turned on--then fine. Lucky. I compare with two canes of different brands--one copper cane being fine with same Viva tip while red cane fell. Yes, this red cane is foldable--leads falling so I put it leaning against the chair or the wall anywhere I go. Be careful with the handle light.