HurryCane - The All-Terrain Cane; Freedom Edition - Trailblazer Blue by HurryCane

Nice sturdy stick with adjustable hights

Lovely and sturdy easy to fold down good grip not heavy

I badly strained my calf and this cane has made a huge difference to my recovery. Before I got it, I was reluctant to take the daily walk I was told to because I was worried about people bumping into me. (This is based on repeated experience.) So I thought I'd get a cane so people would know I have a problem walking and to give me that bit of extra stability. The Hurrycane is great. I like that it can stand by itself if it is on level ground. It does fall over if the ground is uneven, though. But when paying for something in a shop, it stands by itself fine. I also really like how easy it is to fold up. My calf is improving now and I don't need the cane unless I am in a busy area or getting on and off transport, so I pop it in my bag until I need it.

Love it, actually stands up, on a even surface, though sometimes you need to balance it right first but generally does it 1st time, (better than my last so called self standing sticks), handle is nice and comfortable (not the hard plastic I was fearing) really short (I am a little under 5ft and on lowest setting I can actually use it and have my arm straight, so could almost use it on second to lowest setting. The only drawback is the wrist strap doesn't keep it folded, which is generally no problem has I usually leave it unfolded, just annoying the odd times I might actually want to fold it.

Great stability. Lightweight and easy to fold

As I have trouble with not only my balance but walking I thought this would be more stable than just an ordinary walking stick but unfortunately I was wrong, it’s not stable & can easily tip you up, if I had know this of course I wouldn’t have bought it, nice colour blue, so buyers beware.

Absolutely brilliant and as good as everyone says it is.

In the past I’ve had to buy sticks separately from the ferrule as they have never had tripod or quad tips on already. The decent ferrules cost £5 or more so to get a stick that’s strong and sturdy with the tripod end, and a lovely shade of blue, is great but the feature I like best is the ability to rotate without lifting it - didn’t realise how handy it is till you try it.