Handcrafted Wood Walking Stick, Pine, Trekker Style Handle, for Men & Women, Made in The USA

I appreciate my delivery person putting it right by my door on second store! Thank you! Also love the quality this!

I used it for carrying a lot of clothes at one time when moving in. It is very strong for the price. Straight polished surface. The strap is very useful too. The weight is on the heavier side for me, but still within the comfortable range to play with. Not slippery as how smooth it looks. I'm 6'2", the height is little short to use it as a hiking staff in my opinion.

The length was perfect for me (I'm 6'). It's very durable. I've used it to cross roaring streams putting my body weight on the stick, and it held up fine. The reason I went with a full length stick, instead of those portable high tech walking sticks is I feel the length is beneficial when hiking on inclines in mountainous rocky territory. Also, I've lost sticks crossing rivers where I end up with just the handle, because the currents ripped the stick portion right out. And if you are assisting others with your stick, I've had collapsable sticks come apart, which isn't that great safety wise. Because this is a more natural wood, there was a slight bend halfway down my stick. So far, it doesn't seem to cause any issues with stability or structural integrity. Oddly, it's at the perfect distance on the stick, so that it balances at the bend. The other issues I had with the stick is that it did not come with a hiking point. I had to get a walking stick hardware kit to put at the end. Rockler sells one, and I used the medium sized. I had to sand the tip a bit to make the hardware kit to fit. But the stick is 100x better with one. The other issue I had is that the rubber tip that came with the stick is more of a furniture bottom. The stick is very thick at the bottom, about 1", might taper down to 3/4". But I found that the rubber tip that came with the stick was not suited for hiking on rocky surfaces. It would work fine if you were walking on even surfaces like a sidewalk or in the house. But the tip kept slipping on rocks when I put pressure at slight angles. And because of the thick nature of the stick, most hiking rubber tips will not fit. Which is why I bought the hardware kit so that I could get a hiking tip to fit on it. So for hikers, especially those that hike inclines, rocky terrain, or off terrain. I would strongly recommend you get a hardware kit to put on this stick.

Good stick for walking. Good quality, but I thought there were two of them not one my mistakes.

I'm pushing 90 years, and fell, for the first time, almost at the end of a 1/4-mile walk, onto my home's front concrete patio. OUCH! I had a cane, but it was practically useless! Too short, and became wobbly as I fell. I ordered this pole - 55" length. Received it this morning. Beautiful piece of work that measures exactly 55" in length! The pole has a smooth "wavy" surface that gives your hands the ability to support your body as you are falling downward! I love good woodwork, and this is perfect! Would I buy it again? Without any doubt! TFB

I wanted a heavy, strong walking stick for added stability but also for defense if needed against dogs. Most walking sticks are too light and flimsy, so this serves my needs well. Just know that it is a bit heavier than most if you are looking for a light walking stick. Good stick overall.

Beautiful but not practical for any actual stability needs.

Made me feel more stable and secure while out walking . My just in case needed tool. Very well made I will never wear it out!

Good product and will recommend others to buy. Came in a well wrapped box and protected from any potential damage. Very thoughtful and professional in packing the item. Very satisfied with my purchase

I bought it for walking on trails but it is a bit heavy for me. My husband likes it and it is not heavy for him. I will try and get a lighter one.

No sé si las rajaduras o coarteaduras sea la forma en que lo venden desde la fabricación o si ya tenía mucho tiempo almacenado o en exhibición, pero me parece que podría quedar muy frágil o abrirse más y romperse. No sé si alguien me pueda sacar de la duda.

I bought the least expensive walking stick, but it is very solid. I'm 5'7'' and the 48'' stick is perfect. It may be a little thick if you have small hands. I use it for dog walking on trails to try to scare away off leash dogs and coyotes by waving it like a crazy person but if you had to hit one with it they're going to know it.

I an 76 years of age and I have arthtitis in both knees. I take my three dogs for daily walks in the dog park. This walking stick sure helps take away some of my knee pain while walking and helps with my balancing.