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Pros: Durability, Finish, Materials, Overall Quality
Cons: None
If you need a cane, it might as well be this
Really takes some of the edge off my early onset gout diagnosis that now I have an excuse to upgrade my edc with a hefty cudgel that presents as a classy walking stick. If I'm going periodically become handicapable anyway, I might as well have a cane that doesn't remind me of my grandma and keep a little extra "keep back" on hand as well. This does both! The fiberglass shaft is absurdly sturdy. I can't bring it to bend with my own strength, but it was easy to cut to the correct length. Do remember that fiberglass dust is bad for lungs, eyes, and skin, so take precautions when you cut yours.The head is a real winner. Solid yet comfortable. It fits nicely in my palm and disperses my weight evenly, without any pinching. And the real reason you should get this one as opposed to the other style head is that this stole head let's you hook it into tables and counters. If yk, yk. Before you hit anything with it, I would advise securing the threads with loctite or something tho.The final component to mention is the worst part, the tip is awful. It's just a thin, untextured rubber cap. Tear it off and replace it asap. Not only does it suck for actually using as a cane, it's the biggest giveaway that this might be something other than a nice mobility aid. Put a real cane tip on this, and you'll be able to bring this thing anywhere tho. It's just a particularly study cane after all ;)
