Comfort Cane + Self Standing Lightweight Adjustable Walking Cane + Stabilizes Wrist & Provides Extra Support & Stability + Ergonomic Forearm Grip + Canes for Men & Women

This is by far the best came you can buy! I have used this came for over five years now after I broke both wrist and a leg. It divides your weight between your forearm and your wrist and it is all padded taking the pressure off of the wrist and arm. It is definitely more stable than a regular cane. I did take the heavier, larger tip at the bottom off and replaced it with a regular rubber tip. The cane is adjustable to your height. For those of us who will have to use a cane for the rest of our lives, this is the only cane we will ever have to by again but you might have to replace the tip.

Absolutely love it! It was a little heavier than I expected, but that was on me and not the product as I should have anticipated it with what kind of cane it was. I feel much steadier using this cane than my original hooked one, especially with the broader base. The arm support helps take some of the pressure off my wrists and I don't have to worry about dropping it since the cane stands on it's own. My favorite feature is how much better I can go up and down stairs with it, giving me the support I need not to fall and to be able to hold my weight when I do. I waited to get this cane because of the price, but I honestly wish I'd gotten it sooner as it's worth every penny I spent.

Fantastic!!! My adult son has CP and these two canes are the best he has had. Either cane works on right or left. Comfortable on his hands. Lightweight but sturdy. They stand in their own so he doesn’t have to store them on the floor. Highly recommend!

I've had this cane a couple of weeks and love it so far. It is much more stable than other canes I have used and allows me to be on my feet longer. However, I can't recommend the self standing tip that comes on it. The cane is so long that the self standinp tip doesn't work well and tends to fall, at least mine did. I ordered the smaller tip for mine and the cane feels good now. The self standing it is very heavy too due to its size, so I recommend the smaller tip. If mine had come with the smaller tip it would be 5 stars for sure. I recommend.

Though the cane is a constant source of curiosity, it is the best support for my wrists. The weight distribution is placed on my stronger forearm. This purchase was to replace one I’ve used for a year that got bent in travel. I LOVE this cane.

Its a great cane, very comfortable in either hand, very adjustable and I love the wide foot. I'm taller so the self stand feature isnt great sometimes it stands some times it falls over but that could just be from a lack of level footing. The best feature is the ability to use it for leverage when getting up. I'm recently disabled and that alone has been a major boon to me!

Pros: The cane itself is sturdy, easy to adjust, and has nice thick handles. Looks cool too. Might take pressure off the wrist, but it was hard to test out properly because - Cons: The tip is horrible. It does let the cane stand up, but it's awful to walk with. I was less steady using the cane than I was without it. I was hoping I could replace the crappy tip with a FlexTip like I usually do, but it's super stuck on and I wasn't able to get it off. Unusable, getting returned.

Easy to adjust. Easily supports my 300 pounds. It decreased the pressure on my thumb joint compared to my cane without the arm crook. The ability to use it to stand up from a seat is awesome! Easily stands on its own but can be bumped and tipped over. The flat foot is easy to rest my foot on it to keep in place as needed. I have only used it two days for restaurant dining and for doctor visits. I was able to perch the doctors tablet for patient enrollment onto handle while my foot secured the hexagonal base. Took a load off my aching hands. My hip does bump the padding on the arm handle, but I found it bumped less on the second day so I am hopeful I just need more experience to get arm crook just right.

The cane is very effective and provides very support and comfort.

I needed a cane for postop hip replacement surgery. I had purchased the "Rehand" cane and was not happy with it. I am not a heavy person but I just didn't feel comfortable or secure with it - the handle hurt my hand after a while and the bottom of the cane slipped out from under me once. So I researched canes again, found and ordered the StrongArm and just love it. (I also asked my physiotherapist and he said he had patients who really liked this cane too). Literally - within a few minutes I was walking confidently - it felt so sturdy, not at all heavy and with a great, stable "foot" . The curved arm is genius: it takes the weight off your wrist and palm of your hand. (I have narrow wrists). The hand grip is softer and more spongey than other canes. Plus it's great that it will stand up on its own. (It can be knocked over so make sure you place it in a safe spot). Yes, it's expensive. So I spent a bit of money considering I bought two canes. But I figured I had one chance to follow proper precautions for my hip rehabilitation and do it right without reinjury. This surgery should last the rest of my life so considering that, it's a very reasonable expense! If you need a cane for postop or everyday mobility I absolutely recommend this one.

Arrived today, took 8 days, which isn't bad at all. I am a bit annoyed that the price has gone down by a tenner but can't help that. It was very easy to adjust the height. The cane feels sturdy and really love the way it supports your arm. I had a stroke which left me with dizziness and balance issues as well as leg weakness and this cane gives me confidence already as it feels sturdy and supportive, the arm support is giving you the feeling of extra balance control. I like the big base as it adds to me trusting the cane not to slip from under me. It was expensive, but would buy again and would definitely recommend it.

This cane was just what I needed. Recovering from surgery, it took the strain off my wrist.why hasn't anyone thought of this before?

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