KMINA Folding Cane for Men and Women, Carbon Fiber, Adjustable, Black

Very good and handy

This is a seriously great cane. Super light and sturdy. It just has a tension cord to hold it together, so it can be torn down very quickly. I am 6 feet tall and it has a good bit of room for adjustment, both taller and shorter. I also own the Kmina carbon fiber crutches, and have graduated to this cane. I actually prefer the grip on the cane over the crutches. The grip on the cane handles wet or sweaty hands better than the crutches. It also looks pretty nice. Doesn’t have a medical look. I am 30 and it doesn’t look out of place with my wardrobe compared to a lot of other canes. Overall highly recommend if you’re looking for a sleek yet functional cane.

I have been buying composite fiber canes from a large cane company in Florida for years. The cane I bought from an Amazon vendor is virtually identical but it is $30 less expensive. The Amazon cane comes standard with a removable wrist strap. That is an extra cost item from the Florida vendor. I'm very satisfied and will recommend it to anyone who wants an attractive looking folding cane.

The cane itself is incredibly lightweight and easy to use for long periods of time. The handle of the cane and the cane are on the thinner side, but ultimately are comfortable, durable, and folds up into a nice small package you could fit in jeans pockets or small bags if needed. The look is great since the carbon fiber shines in the sun and looks sleek in the hand. Unfortunately, the rubber tip it comes with lasted about a day of use on sidewalk / road so I would recommend replacing that ASAP.

My husband loves it and is using it over other beloved but aging carved wooden canes. We did get sturdier cane caps for it, as other reviewers here have suggested.

Folds up compactly and works well. I saw a lot of reviews saying that it wasn't sturdy and it is significantly slimmer than my non-folding cane, but it worked well for me on vacation. I put an average of around three miles a day in walking with it and never noticed it feeling unsteady. The only issue is that the tip is smaller than usual because the diameter is smaller but other than on the beach, that wasn't an issue.

Light and compact. The storage bag is a bit big. I just keep a Velcro strap on it then carry in a backpack. Much easier and more compact. I also put a label on it with my phone number in case it gets misplaced. I learned that after my mother lost her cane many times. Don’t want to lose this one given the cost.

I questioned spending $45 more for the cane when I could get the aluminum ones for $11. But I am going to be using it for rest of my life. Received this one and it looks good without looking tacky. It feels very solid and strong. Hand grip is firm and feels good in your hand. Does not feel like an aluminum pole with cheap foam over it. It was well worth the $60 price as a one time purchase I will use for years to come.

Cette canne répond bien à toutes mes attentes: élégante, facile à replier et déployer et facile à régler en hauteur.. Très légère et facile à transporter. Très bon achat.

Ein sehr praktisches und nützliches Produkt. Ich kann es auf jeden Fall weiterempfehlen.

Très léger et facile à ranger

Practical, sturdy, foldable, just plain good. Also looks great :) Make sure put it at right length. Worked well for me being 185 cm

Having found myself (temporarily, I hope!) afflicted with an unreliable hip and therefore sometimes (but unpredictably) unsteady on my feet, I grudgingly accepted that I needed to use a walking stick for stability from time to time. I wanted a folding one that could be carried around in my (reasonably capacious) shoulder bag - but also one that neither looked twee (one of those multi-coloured, decorated jobs) nor screamed 'Behold the Tragic Old Lady' to the world. I found this one and almost dismissed it out of hand because of the price, but after I'd taken a few deep breaths, read the reviews and admired it some more for a while, I decided that it ticked all the boxes and in any case I Was Worth It and hit the 'buy it now' button. Well, in short, I'm delighted with it. It's light, strong, classy (I keep holding it up to the light for the full effect), well-made and well-designed. It can be easily adjusted for length, comes with its own wrist strap, a simple clasp to hold it closed when folded up and a carry bag. It unfolds and folds up again without a struggle and with minimal chance of pinching your fingers in it - and the handle, although not cushioned, feels very comfortable in use - is of a stylish shape between the flat design of handle you see on many folding sticks (which can't be hooked on anything and I that know from my parents to be a pain in the backside) and the classic rounded variety . I simply can't fault it. Is it worth the money? Absolutely - and it's actually so striking I'd take it out with me just for visual impact, if I didn't actually need it.