Derby Canes and Walking Sticks 37" Vintage Ebony Black Wooden Cane for Men and Women Nickel Plated Cane with Handle in Silver Tone

It is wood so heavier than plastic. Silver looking handle very nice. Don’t care for brass rings around the different parts though. Wish they were silver looking. Going to buy silver paint and touch them up. Very sturdy. I added two rubber chair caps on bottom. One to fit over narrow bottom of cane and one on top of that for a wider stance on ground.

I need a cane most of the time and I’m not using some nondescript medical cane that makes me look sad and old. I have a face for that. Anyway, this cane has PIZAZZ! but also a very dinky bottom so buy a bigger rubber bottom at your local pharmacy in the nondescript cane section for like 3 bucks. Then Stomp Around like you mean it.

Stable enough to bare weight on and off, shaft is strong enough to support me. Only thing is there was the wood had noticeable indentations (though the paint was unblemished). The handle is beautiful with the detail!

This cane is PERFECT for my husband's Titanic Dinner party outfit!! It's very sturdy & NOT just a novelty cane for costumes which is what I assumed it was because of the great price. I only need it "for looks" but it's absolutely sturdy enough to use as an actual walking aid. It comes in three pieces that you screw together & then the handle is screwed in at the top. Easy to put together very quickly & nice that it breaks down for storage or traveling. Would recommend ordering. Nice quality, solid & sturdy & well worth the price which is almost half the cost of most others that I found online for sale.

The walking stick arrived in a box with a large hole ripped in it. Since the item was still inclosed, this didn't concern me. However, after using the stick for a couple of days, I thought it felt strange - not solid. I bent it with my hands and found that it had a crack diagonally, along the grain, about halfway down the length of it. I considered what to do and finally decided that my need for the assistance was important and I couldn't wait for a return and replacement. I glued it. It's not a beautiful job, but it held together until I got well enough to stop using it.On the plus side, it's a beautiful item. I've gotten many compliments on it.

I was not looking for a collapsible cane so I was surprised when it came in three pieces. .Once they were screed together, it became a very strong and dependable cane. The silver handle makes the cane look far more valuable than its cost.

This arrived and I was pretty excited to have a new walking stick. That excitement was short-lived.First, the packaging was the worst bit of frustration I've ever experienced. Whoever wraps these needs bent over their mother's knee and horse-whipped. They literally wrapped the entire thing in foam rubber and then took a roll of packing tape and went around and around and around and around and around (you are only beginning to get the idea) the entire length of the cane. It took a sharp knife and a pair of kitchen shears and 25 minutes to get this garbage off - only to be thoroughly disappointed with what I found underneath all that.The wood is warped - and I don't mean a little, I mean a LOT. It has a SERIOUS curve in it, making it look like a bent pool cue (the shoddy tapered tip adds to this metaphor, but more on that in a moment). The paint is chipped, scratched and dinged, like someone rolled it around in a gravel parking lot for ten minutes before packaging.Next, the dowel used for the cane itself is significantly larger than the handle that screws onto it making it look even cheaper than it already does. The silver fitting that goes between the handle and the dowel is the thinnest, flimsiest I've ever seen used. It also had sticker gunk stuck all over it, which I didn't even bother to clean off since I have no intention of actually using this piece of garbage.The handle itself is hollow, making it light (I know some prefer that, but I like a bit of "heft" to my handles so they feel solid in my hand). It's also very narrow, meaning if you bear any weight on this it's going to grind into the palm of your hand. I'm guessing with any sort of regular use, it will also wear poorly and tarnish.Now onto the aforementioned tip. The dowel itself is tapered, which is why I suppose they used a teeny, tiny little rubber foot on this cane. I guarantee without a shadow of a doubt in my mind, this tip is going to be shredded within a week's use. It also isn't centered on the bottom of the cane, instead sitting off to one side, also adding to the incredibly cheap look. It's also screwed in instead of a slide-on, legitimate foot.Overall, I don't have a single positive thing to say about this junk. I've received significantly-nicer canes for the same money, and overall this particular cane is a massive disappointment. I won't even go through the hassle of packaging it back up to return it, although it would give me a small sense of satisfaction to rewrap it the exact same way they did and know that the company will struggle just as much as I did to unwrap and inspect it.If you do decide to take your chances and order this cane, you were warned in advance what to expect...

Great stylish fashionable cane/walking stick! But because I have MS I bought a rubber four footed base that fit on nicely at the end to give it more stability that I needed! No need to use boring looking medical canes when we can add the right attachment to the bottom tip of a lovely cane/walking stick like this! Well made!