Ambutech Cane, Ambutech's Best Graphite Shaft with a Rolling Marshmallow Tip, “No More Sharp Jabs to Your Body”. Quality Makes a World of Difference. (Patent 10,898,406 B2)

Gave this as a gift to a low sighted individual and they loved it. The durability and ease of use were important and this did not disappoint. Well made and worth the money.

I love this cane. Definately one of the nicest and sturdiest that I've owned. It folds so smooth and the marshmallow tip is very smooth and easy to feel as well. It is a little heavy if you are used to pencil tip or identification canes but definately worth it.

This cane is a GAME CHANGER. It's perfect for those with low or no vision. It's like a shock-absorber because when the tip hits an item (like the curb), it recoils a little, saving a person's wrist and shoulder from the impact. Truly a must-have. We pair it with an "Omni" wheels rolling tip that I don't think Amazon carries (any more?). The wheels dramatically help you maneuver on all surfaces, especially bumpy ones. While traveling abroad recently, a man stopped to marvel at the cane and wheels. Turns out he works to help the blind, and he said he *must* get these for his clients. I hope and pray that these two items help those with low or no vision.

Good quality, reasonable price.. Idk if this is better or worse than the regular Ambutech version.. this one has "no jab" spring built into the handle..

For low vision, legally blind,, and blind the Jabber prevents many abdomen jabbing incidents compared to a with a non-jabbing cane.

Be aware parts are glued together in a way that may not last more than a few months. It worked fine for a few months. The metal ring glued on to protect the end of the top section came unglued and slide up and down the section. Then the end of that section started to fray. After contacting the company and sending a photo, they gave me the following response. Despite this product page saying they warranty the entire cane for up to 1 year, that appears not to be their practice. It's a shame, because the functionality of the cane is great. Just a simple swap of the top section would remedy their defective glued ring I originally received. I recognize that I wrote to them just after the year had lapsed, despite the ring sliding happening prior to that. I expected it to at least hold together for a eyar, and it didn't do that. "We have a guarantee against any manufacturing defects up to 90 days after the cane has been delivered and because they are a daily use item, we are not able to have an extended or limited warranty that could become wear and tear or misuse (not that we think you did the latter). We do encourage customers to let us know as soon as something happens with the canes so that any defects or manufacturers guarantee can be dealt with early into any issues."

I was hesitant to spend $75 on a cane but was convinced by a review I had read on one of my Facebook groups. I went ahead and ordered the cane and am thrilled by what I got. This is one strong cane, even though it's a folding cane, it unfolds into a very solid cane, no rattles, no flexing like many folding canes do. The marshmallow tip rolls along smoothly, it's my favorite kind of tip and I was pleased to find it as the included tip on this cane. The coolest part is the handle that has a spring loaded mechanism that stops the cane from jabbing me in my stomach or ribs whenever I encounter something in my way. The handle compresses nicely and yet I still can feel my way very well. It is slightly thicker than my other canes but I quickly got used to it. The handle is a wonderful soft leather that is very comfortable to hold onto. This is my go to cane now and it feels like it will last many years.

Very well constructed, light weight, folds easily. Purchased it for someone with a visual impairment, and he said it was perfect. He loved the "no jab technology", which is basically like a spring action that softens impact to your hand/arm. I purchased the rolling ball tip, which he prefers, instead of the marshmallow tip.