StrongArm Comfort Cane + Self Standing Lightweight Adjustable Walking Cane + Stabilizes Wrist & Provides Extra Support & Stability + Ergonomic Forearm Grip + Canes for Men & Women (Purple)

It’s my first time having a cane, so didn’t know how it would go because I have hand problems and this looked like it would work , I got it.I used it and I was amazed that I stood up straighter, took the pressure off my wrist and I can use it in multiple ways. I even grab it from the top and use that way too.. I Went to my doctors appointment and they asked what where did I get the cane? He actually took down the name of the cane. He says he works in the physical therapy department and he even tried it and said wow.I would Highly recommend sincerely Kim

Very sturdy and very comfortable I tore my meniscus and I weigh 650+ lbs I tried a folding cane called big Alex but it was a gimmick at best and had inches of play but this strong arm cane has served me extremely well along with the ability to stand on its own absolutely amazing! I thought about getting a second one!

Absolutely "stands" up to it's reputation. Best purchase I have made in awhile. I urge you to pay attention to "weight ratings" on personal assist products. I weigh 200 lbs and have bend several "aluminum canes that were rated for more. Wasted money until I found this product.Only issue it a curious one. There is a tear starting in the grip cover (but oddly enough it is at a location that does not come into contact with my arm or hand). This location does not "rub" on my body either. I kind of blew it off until I saw another person using the exact same cane and they too had a similar tear. It would be almost impossible to replace due to assembly (it is either molded and adhered with adhesive or just adhered with adhesive). I don't see how I can replace it myself. I will contact customer support as it is now out of warranty, but I am curious about replacement .Either way I am 100% satisfied and do highly recommend to others.

Heavy due to size of cane foot. Would be.better with smaller cane foot.

This is the best cane I have purchased. By wrapping around your forearm it gives a lot of extra support.

Excellent at providing needed stability to my person. Not only improving mobility but also cutting down on falls

Supposed to be ambidextrous but it's more for the right arm than the left. Never could determine the correct handle height. Supposed to be free standing, but it's not.

Pros: Excellent hybrid for walking stick/crutches. Foam padding on handles placed to relieve any pressure. Ergonomic design to relieve pressure on upper body, hands, wrists, and arm joints. Very large surface area on tip of cane in contact with floor, thus allowing increased balance and sense of security. No need to stoop if adjustable pole placed in correct position. Canes will stay upright on a level surface when not in use, otherwise, add “foam twist bendable rubber ties “ to each cane (buy on Amazon) and create a hook to attach to an object.Cons: Person using device must have proprioception skills, therefore, not suitable for confused, dementia patients. Why? Those large rubber tips in contact with surface area could pose a trip hazard. Keep this in mind when purchasing. If you have proprioception skills there is a slight learning curve which can be mastered in a day if you have used a conventional cane. One of my canes has developed a squeak, squeak, when in use. I found a company site with questions and answers. My squeak problem was resolved with silicone spray. The Company does not refurbish canes, however, they do sell extra tips but no black foam for handles. Replacing the tips may require a handyman as the originals are very secure. Overall, highly recommend with above caveats.