Vive Walking Cane for Women, Men, Elderly - Patented Offset Grip - Lightweight Adjustable Walking Aid with a Non-Slip Tip - Sturdy Balancing Mobility Aid for Seniors

After my surgery, I used crutches then transitioned to a cane. I am still using this cane and it is a great help to prevent me from falling. It is adjustable and very sturdy, and I love the color,

Sturdy, stable, lightweight and a great color

A 4 wheel walker can be essential, but this little 3 wheeler has extra benefits. It has reasonable stability and is also lighter and more maneuverable. A big plus is that you can narrow down the width quickly to move through tighter places. It's brakes and wheels combination works very well for descending ramps or slopes. It's definitely a 5 star invention!

My husband loves his cane. Easy to use, and a great confidence builder.

The handle is wide at the back, for some reason it Doesn’t get taller even when u un tighten it it’s kinda awkward to use but still good n stable

This is very pretty, and I'd love to use it more. Right now, my doctor wants me to stick with my walker, but I'm READY to use this beautiful cane! LOVE the color!!

I bought this cane to match a particular outfit. It is lightweight but sturdy enough for my needs. My first folding cane, and I am very happy with it. The color is perfect…just as pictured.

I have a sprained knee that has given me pain for the past few weeks. I have been hobbling around the house because of it. That's why I got this cane. With it, I can take some of the weight off my sprained knee thus relieving some of the pain. I like the fact this cane is made with premium, high quality materials. The handle is wide and comfortable to grip. The rubber foot is wide and provides good traction. It is easy to adjust the height. What I don't like are a couple of design flaws. First, the upper and lower sections of the cane are held together by a couple of elastic cords. To fold it, you pull it the two halves apart, the elastic cords expand so it can be folded back on itself. Unfortunately there is no lock that secures the two halves together when it is unfolded. It relies on the tension of the elastic cords and a small sleeve to keep it together. If the rubber foot ever became stuck in a sidewalk crack, the cane could potentially come apart as you pull it away. I also wonder how long the two elastic cords will last when folded and unfolded over time (see photo). I would have preferred a more positive locking hinge mechanism. The second issue is with the bracket that holds the two halves together when folded. It is a separate piece of plastic (see photo). It could become separated from the cane and lost. A better design would have been to integrate the bracket with the top half of the cane so its always there to accept the snap in lower half. Having said that, this cane is comfortable and works well for relieving my sprained knee pain.