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Purchased this for my father in law. He loves it. The spring tension is perfect for absorbing shock, can be adjusted to correct length needed per individual. The light is a plus when he returns home in the late evening so he can see his key and the lock to get into the outside of the building where its not well lit. LOL yes its true it can be used for defense or if in the desert for picking cactus pears. Thanks for making available.

I bought this walking stick as an alternative to my cane. I like it so much it's become my primary means of transportation. Very comfortable handle nice design and LED light is a big plus. Quality all around ... for the price it can't be beat

Not good quality at all. Returning for refund. Light didn't work properly. Compass didn't work at all. Height setting would "slip" when in use. Had to keep readjusting height. Not a product I would recommend to anyone.

Came in very handy at Machu Picchu and Galapagos for hiking and climbing big steps. Seemed to bend a bit when extended to max length. Also, screwing/unscrewing the stick was a bit temperamental. The battery died not long after I got it, as the twisting on/off may have left the LED light on. The compass was totally useless - it didn't work at all.

super walking stick. Works great and holds its position well.

I bought this cane because I wanted to have one with a flashlight. I chose this one instead of another that had better reviews because I could choose the color. It has been good for walking although the antishock is not as good as the one I had before. But what has bothered me the most is the quality of the flashlight since it is hard to turn on; it took me a long time to learn how to do that. In addition, the batteries run out very soon and I had to buy new ones, which added to the cost of the cane.

Bought this for my son to use on our vacation hiking in the Rockies. He is 54 inches, and this size worked well for him. It was sturdy enough on some rather challenging trails. He was a big fan of the flashlight and compass. My only problem with it was that it was a little difficult to get it to collapse for packing. It may have gotten slightly bent with use (don't know how that could happen with a ten-year-old boy - whistling innocently) but eventually I was able to telescope it back down.

I have a spinal cord injury and use not one but two of these walking sticks to facilitate my outings. The light on the handle is an extra bonus and has come in handy many times while going from a store to my car in the dark. The stick has a spring that gives a cushion when walking.