supregear Folding Cane, 5-Level Adjustable Height Walking Stick Lightweight Collapsible Portable Travel Cane with Wrist Strap and T Handle for Elderly Disabled Men Women

this is my first cane. im 17 years old, and ambulatory. it folds nicely to fit into my bag, and it adjusts well to my height and what shoes i wear. its convenient, steady, and comfortable. i like the design, its sleek and nice. its very light weight, and easy to use and keep on you. it works as promised, and doesnt take up much room. i like to keep the bag to store it in, so it doesnt unfold. overall, this cane will last me until i can but a nicer cane, and when that day comes, i will keep this one to keep on me just in case. would recommend <3

Works great. Folds up , very stable great buy for the price

It may not be the strongest, sturdiest cane for a heavy weight customer, but perfect for a small person with a normal weight.Great price fir this product that comes in multiple colors matching personality or taste.

Received this quickly thank heavens. It snaps right together and is very light weight and has adjustable height. The height setting will depend on how long your arms are. I have short arms so I need a tall cane even though I'm 5'5". I wouldn't say a 300lb person could use this cane though. I'm sure it would break even though the description says it's for up to 300lbs. I think that's why some people are having trouble with it not holding up. I weigh about 110lbs so it's fine for me. The handle on it is somewhat small, but comfortable to me. I have medium sized hands for a lady. Someone with large hands will not have the best grip on this cane. It also came in 2 plastic pouches. One is very stiff plastic. This is a case for its folded storage. That bag has a snap on it. So don't throw it away. That's what you keep the cane in if you aren't keeping it set up. Apparently most people are tossing the storage bag then complaining it won't stay folded on its own. And even the storage bag is inside another zip bag when it arrives. You can use that as it's case as well if you don't like the harder plastic bag that's crystal clear.

Great cane for price and for traveling because it folds up. Lightweight too.

This was the perfect size both for myself and for fitting in my rollator with it's great design and foldability. I feel the build quality offers good stability with nice slip resistance on wet sidewalks. Was really looking for a nice folding secondary cane to keep in my rollator for times that I needed to fold the rollator to side and use a cane instead - this fit the bill perfectly.

Nice and fashionable cane, but to lightweight. The plus factor is that it folds into three sections making it easy to carry in bags, or during traveling.

The Supregear Folding Cane is a solid companion for anyone needing a little extra support when walking. It’s light, sturdy, and folds up neatly—perfect for when I’m riding my scooter and want to hang it from the handlebars like a stylish accessory. When I’m ready to walk, it unfolds smoothly and does its job without complaint.That said, you’ll want to arm yourself with a trusty rubber band. While this cane is great at folding, it’s not so great at staying folded. A built-in strap to keep it closed would have been ideal, but hey, MacGyvering it with a rubber band works just fine. It adds a bit of DIY flair to your mobility game.The adjustable height feature is a winner. With five levels, you can customize it to suit your height and stride, making it comfortable to use no matter where your adventures take you. It’s also surprisingly sturdy for how lightweight it is—supportive without feeling like you’re lugging around a brick.Bottom line: This cane is reliable, compact, and easy to use. Sure, it could use a strap to stay folded, but with a big rubber band and a little ingenuity, it’s a fantastic tool. If you’re looking for a portable, functional walking stick that’s scooter-friendly, this one’s a great pick.