Adjustable Folding Support Cane for Visually Impaired, 33-37 Inch, Folds Down 4 Sections, Black, White, Red

I've been visually impaired / legally blind my entire life. I also have some additional health problems that make balance difficult. For me, this is perfect for getting around. It really helps out and provides identification. I would highly recommend it.

It's very light, but it looks like it will last a good few months of daily use - we will see how many.This cane is adjustable to height, and I am 4'9", so I can't speak to how well it will work for tall people. I believe it will do fine if you are not over 6 feet tall.The tip doesn't seem to be changeable. It is a rubbery tip to prevent slipping. I think that with the price, buying one of these two times a year is somewhat reasonable.Of course, I bought a $20 cane so I'm not the best one for financial advice.

My dad is getting older and has very limited vision. He wanted a cane so people would know he was blind but that he could also use to assist him with walking. This is lightweight (I'm not sure how sturdy it'd be for a bigger person -- he has a very slight build) and it folds up so it's easy when he's traveling. It looks more silver than white close up, but I know it has to be reflective. Most people recognized it as being for someone with impaired vision, and I think the ones who didn't lacked education rather than it being a fault of the cane. Would recommend to anyone who needs a lightweight travel cane for blindness and a little assistance with walking.

It’s pretty wobbly, but it works for me and that’s all that really matters. I have to get used to the wobbly feeling. It doesn’t separate while I’m walking, so that’s a plus. However, the little wrist strap is very bad quality and broke right away. I suggest getting a better quality ring and wrist strap.If you need a support cane fast, can put up with a wobbly feeling and are blind/have severely low vision, this cane will work well until you find one that isn’t collapsible.

I was looking for a support cane for the visually impaired. This one i liked because it has a different handle than the curved crook. Also the handle of cane is molded plastic and not covered in the black spongy cushion material. Those wear away quickly. This cane is very sturdy. I was on the fence after reading a few reviews saying it was wobbly. It is not wobbly. There is a button on the cane at the lower top half that you can click into the measurements you need. It doesn't come with instructions. It breaks down easily into three pieces. There is a thick elastic band that holds the pieces in place as its together and folded. The cane has a good weight to it. Not cheaply made.

It will work. Supports my weight, and lets people know I’m visually impaired. What I didn’t like is it was a bit loose where it connects together. I didn’t fear it would come apart. But it is a good price

Feels strong when I put my 200+ pounds on it. It folds up easy. There were a few "buggers" left over from the molding process on the plastic guides that help each metal section slide together. I trimmed them off with a razor blade.

very nice cane, sturdy and easy to fold, and easy to adjust to fit my height. Thank you very much, a very honest seller.