Designer Walking Cane with Offset Handle, Lightweight Adjustable Walking Stick with Carrying Strap, “Maui Flowers Design

This is very sturdy and comfortable to use along with being beautifully painted.

Pleased with pattern, soft grip, very sturdy.

This cane is more comfortable to use than other designs that my wife has tried. The handle is just the right angle to fit the hand and offer substantial support. The foam grip adds to the comfort. It is easily adjustable to exactly the right height. It weighs enough to be sturdy but is not heavy. My wife has also received several compliments on how nice it looks.

Love it. Very lightweight and very pretty.

If you have to use a cane, why not have something pretty! Color and design are great, seems to be good quality. It arrived on time and well packaged so no damage.Highly recommed.

Very sleek cane. Aesthetically pleasing but very functional. Lightweight yet sturdy. The only drawback is that when pressing the button in to adjust the height it became lodged in the cane and was a huge pain to get out, BUT got it out and things were great after that. Great value for the price!

I *hate* admitting that, at least for the time being, I need a cane--but this isn't just a cane. It's a FASHION STATEMENT! Beautiful. I bought it knowing it didn't come with a 4-footed base to remain upright if I had to set it aside. For about $11 on Amazon, I was able to buy a SIX footed base! (Buy the black. You'll find one in pink--more like coral orange than pink--that doesn't match the pink in the cane.) I was going to use a hair dryer mentioned by one of the other reviewers but found the foot easier to replace when a wrench was fabric-covered to gently unwedge the flat foot, then used the hair dryer to make the top of the foot to make pliable so I could use a mallet to gently tap in the new foot. At first, I couldn't push in the buttons to adjust the height. After trial and error, I figured out that the locking screw needed to be loosened FIRST, then used a smaller fabric-covered wrench to poke in the dot while pulling down the cane to length it. (It worked: It didn't go down directly to the next hole but close to it. After the initial loosen, poke and pull, it was easy to adjust the cane to the desired length--like opening a tight jar.)I'll update this review if later adverse issues should appear.ONE UNANSWERED QUESTION REMAINS: What is that plastic cone-shaped thingamajig and what is its purpose?

My new cane arrived a few moments ago. It’s prettier in person than the photo! It’s not my only cane, but it is certainly more attractive than the others. Thank you!