Quad Cane Walking Cane with Two Led Lights with Big Base T Handle＆Lightweight Adjustable Walking Stick Four Pronged Sturdy for Men and Women

This is an excellent cane. The dual LED lights (one straight in front, one down at the ground) are great in the dark. The quadruped base is very stable and can correct wobbles that would otherwise lead to a fall. I was able to navigate an uneven sidewalk at night. It is a tad heavy, but that provides more support. I like the fact that the two AA batteries are installed in the handle and easy to change. I wish it came in silver. It is a bit pricey, but worth every penny.

Nice and sturdy Even has a nite light in handle

This cane has been a lifesaver! If I have to get up in the middle of the night, I use the light feature instead of turning on every light in the house see where I am going into avoid any messes made by our elderly dog who sometimes misses the pee pad. I definitely am glad that I got it. I am a young stroke survivor and this has definitely helped me regain my independence while I am in recovery. It is supportive, sturdy and I can get into places I would normally not be able to if I were still in my walker.

I am a physical therapist and selected this cane for my mom. However.... This cane is designed for use in the right hand only, as the design has the two flush prongs facing toward the user's body only when the cane is in the right hand. If the person holds it in their left hand, the prongs which have obtuse angles will be facing toward the user's body and this is a tripping hazard and improper use of the assistive device. The product description indicates it's for use in the right or left hand and it is inaccurate information, so I took off one star. It does not rotate. If you need to use it in the right hand, it's excellent! Five Stars for a right-handed product. My mother really enjoys the light feature! I will select a different item for my mom since she needs it in her left hand.

Very lightweight, sturdy, and easy to assemble! Having the light really helps, when I have to get up at night, and it’s dark. Excellent quality! This is helpful to me, after suffering strokes. I would highly recommend this product, for better mobility, and stability! The price was right, too!

I like it, it gives me more support than my regular -type cane...but the light doesn't stay on. I changed the batteries, but it still won't stay on. This is the feature I need the most, for nighttime ambling...so I'm not happy.🤨

Bought for an elderly around Christmas. Unfortunately about six months in, the came is falling apart after normal use. First it started to squeak constantly when used and I had to keep trying to tighten the entire cane. Then today the entire handle part literally snapped off and thankfully the individual didn't fall when it happened. Thought it was really a nice cane up until that point but obviously durability is a concern.

It is very stable and the lights on it are a bonus. Easy to assemble.

The elderly relative I bought this for originally finds it very stable - the torch light aspect is especially useful and reassuring for them. This second order needed to be returned and was refunded with no issues.

I am very happy with this sturdy cane as I’m a small person and it adjusts to my small 4ft 10 height as others are to big even ones from the hospital it’s a very sturdy cane with the four legs plus you can get it in different colours.

Got this walking stick as the 1"s the occupational therapist gave me where too bulky and heavy. This stick has a band to wrap around your hand plus a torch that comes in very handy as it is built in the handle and faces forwards and downwards so you can see in front of yourself and downwards so you don't trip on anything. Also have four legs on bottom so it grips better than normal walking sticks . The only fault for me was it could do with being a bit more sturdier as I'm a bit heavier but otherwise it's a great walking stick ..

Light weight and easy to use and walk with it the light is very bright in the dark

Was pleasantly surprised to find feet made an oblong shape as opposed to a square when standing upright. This means that they are able to stand on the step of a stair.