Vive Wooden Walking Stick for Hiking - Balance & Hiking Staff - Wood Walking Stick for Men, Women, Seniors - Strong, Non-Slip Wood Cane for Stability - Handcrafted, Waterproof, Leather Wrist Strap

Love it good support when walking

This is a very beautiful stick, just the right size, very sturdy and I absolutely love it. I wish I had bought it a long time ago.

This is a nice sturdy walking stick that is lightweight. I didn't notice that it had a leather string when I bought it, otherwise, I may not have bought it. Being a vegan, I don't buy leather products. Maybe try a different material or no string at all for those who don't use leather. The only other negative aspect are the horizontal grooves that go around the top of the stick – they are uncomfortable to put my hand on when I'm walking. I think the stick would be much more comfortable if it was simply smooth to hold at the top (without the grooves). They actually hurt my hand as I walk. But otherwise, it is a sturdy walking stick and it is very nice looking (the stained and coated wood). The rubber boot at the bottom of the stick is very sturdy too and a nice feature.

I am pleased with my walking cane, which I refer to as my Moses staff. I am able to walk approximately 5.5 to 6 miles with this superior and high-quality stabilizer on my walks twice a week. It is not too heavy for me, which was one of the reasons it was frequently returned. I would like to inform you of this. I will not be returning my Moses staff; instead, I will purchase another one. However, for now, I am satisfied with my current purchase. Thank you. Sincerely, Vive Health

Got this for my mother who is unsteady on her feet. She uses it for walks in the park and when we picnic. She leaves it in her car so she has it whenever she needs it

Nice walking stick , just the right weight

This is high-quality wood. It’s just a bit too tall for me and I’m 5’4”.

First thing I noticed was how light it felt, I questioned its rigidity. Upon use, first impression was very favorable. Unfortunately, just after 2 months of use, the shaft snapped right where the lanyard hole is drilled. Lucky for me, the circumstance of the failure did not cause a fall or injury. Poor idea, drilling a hole so far down the shaft. I'm beyond the return window or I would certainly send it back.