Ajuny Wooden Walking Stick for Men Women Seniors Lightweight Detachable Handmade Cane with Decorative Brass Handle, Designed for Balance, Unique Gift for Adults

Just the right height and feels comfortable in my hand. Very stylish. Looks great with any attire. This is my second one. Now I have silver and gold. I think it has an upscale feminine look. I get lots of compliments from men and women. One young man said it reminds him of Dracula's walking stick. It has the right weight and feels comfortable using it. The price was excellent. Built solid and I love the extra rubber tip on the bottom. Functions well on all terrain. I read the reviews before purchasing and perhaps they were looking for a cane less sophisticated because some of them were not pleasant. But I definitely recommend this product as a very good purchase.

This is a beautiful walking stick/cane. I bought it for my walk down the aisle at my grandson's wedding. It was an elegant statement to go with my GMOG outfit. Yes, I knew the grip wouldn't be soft on the hand, as it's metal. But I was more than happy with the trade-off for the style factor. The seamless black wood shaft is well made and strong, but slim enough to be fashionable. The tip is wonderful. Instead of the usual clunky rubber end seen on many canes, this one has a rubber tip that is disguised beneath a silver band, and it's just as effective and safe as the big knob that sits on the end of my other canes. I use this beautiful fashion statement whenever I feel like dressing for a special occasion. But one little warning – the handle, being the weightier end of things, tends to succumb to gravity, so be careful where you place it when you sit down to dinner. When measuring for length, measure from the floor to the bone on the outside top of your wrist when your arm is hanging comfortably by your side. And just in case you're a novice at cane use, as a therapist I can advise that canes are usually held on the opposite side of your less active/functional leg.

Looks great

The first thing I noticed is the rubber on the bottom was not very good. It cracked within a few weeks. The cane slipped a few times and it's a good thing I didn't fall. I ended up putting the rubber for the bottom of chairs on the end of the cane. I've also had to tighten it a few times already as well. I don't think this a very well made cane honestly.

I recently had a stroke and as a 37 year old, I wasn’t thrilled with the awful canes. This one is SO COOL! It sleek, cool and functional!

I was alarmed when after walking with the stick for a few hours it began to unscrew spontaneously. Also the handle has several very sharp points making it somewhat difficult to grab it without impaling the hand on the handle. Handsome cane, but functionally deficient.

The curvature in the FlowerBrass handle fits my grip perfectly and 36-inch length is perfect for my height 5’8”. I replaced the bottom rubber traction with something that’s been dependable in the past and decorated to match the yellow brass handle adding a little custom artisan touch of beauty. Wood is solid and strong, came in two pieces that screw tight easily. , plus the solid brass handle screwed on super easy too. A little LockTite to ensure it doesn’t loosen, same as I do to the tiny screws on my reading glasses, is an extra I use for such projects with screws. Highly recommended!

There are no bargains out there. You get what you pay for. The photos show a well constructed, one piece, tapered cane, tapering to the handle and into the ferrule. What I received is a straight, 3-piece cane with a large non slip cap at the bottom. For the price, I'll keep it. But I was disappointed that it wasn't what I was expecting.