Walking Stick Wood & Metal Mens Walking Canes Spindle Shaft Wooden with Brass Anchor Handle Brown

2 years now and still using it daily. Im big man, 130kg and had to lean heavily on this stick many times. It may look a bit fragile but it is sturdy as hell. Just make sure you will use beeswax (or pure vaseline, does the job as well) to keep it shining and put rubber cap on it and it will serve you for years. And it looks just great. It is really worth each penny it cost.

Perfect size easy to assemble

Really pleased with this walking stick ...feels very solid and well made

The stick itself is great quality - a good sturdy pole made of Rosewood and a solid heavy handle. But it’s let down by the really poor quality tip. It either needs to be solid metal or a solid rubber rounded tip like you’d find on an umbrella. The plastic tip that is fitted quite literally fell apart within half an hour the first time I used the stick and I was left with just the screw head tapping the ground. For the final part of my walk home I stopped using the stick because I was worried the screw head might get damaged to the point I’d not be able to remove it. I’ve noticed you can get replacement tips (the rubber tip and the brass cover) but it works out very expensive if you’ve got to replace them every time you use the stick. I’ve now got to think about getting the sort of rubber feet you find on old fashioned walking sticks and that was precisely what I was hoping to avoid. Such a let down considering the good quality of the rest of the stick. I would have given 5 stars if the tip had been better quality.

it is sturdy enough to support a 90 kg man like myself

Bent, out of shape, poor manufacturing, flawed brass plating, bad all round quality and misselling....

Such a lovely cane. Our 10yo is loving it. He dances around singing with it. And if it can put up with him it can put up with anything. Haha!

It's a nice-looking stick but hardly suitable for use as a walking aid. I had to return it as it's too shot for my height. The brass head screws on but is slightly crooked ! - The stick is in three sections, plus the separate head. All the sections screw together with metal studding. The protruding studding is quite short and in my opinion (as an engineer), don't provide sufficient strength to the stick. The bottom of the stick is pretty narrow and is fitted with a ridiculous little ferrule that will wear away in no time, though a spare rubber ferrule is provided. I have a number of proper ferrules but they are all much wider than this and hence are all too loose to use.

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