Adjustable Derby Cane

I am gravitationally challenged, this cane had no issues providing support and stability in spite of that. Reasonably comfortable to hold, not quite so much if you need to put a lot of weight onto it.

This cane has a wide adjustment range: I'm 6'3" and I'm at the 3rd adjustment setting from max height. The cane is plenty sturdy enough and looks nice (I got the copper color). Some people have complained about the large stickers, but these are pretty easily removed. The only negative that I can come up with is that the handle is a bit slippery when you get it. This improves as soon as you give it a good wipe-down with a clean microfiber towel. I think that this will improve even more with use. (update) After using this a bit, there is no issue with the handle being slippery. This cane works just fine and is a really good value.

Nice but I wish the handle was padded.

Review is for the Cyclone Blue, DMI Lightweight Aluminum Adjustable Walking Cane with Derby-Top Handle. Comfortable Wood Handle in lacquered Black (vs Brown in the listing photo, which was just fine). Stylishly painted Cyclone Blue with two piece shaft that accurately matched the promo photo. Easy and effective press-button lock-in-place for height. Solid and easy to use tightening collar for stability. Quality material anti-skid foot. There is no reason to pay more for a cane (although you can pay a couple bucks less if you would prefer a similar product in plain black) . Highly Recommend. Regarding Tag removal: The paper tag came right off, no problem, under 2-seconds. The metallic ID tag at the top is intended to be permanent. It serves as manufacturing ID, product safety warning and customer service phone number. Having said that, I decided to remove mine. Wait until the product is room temperature. By starting on a corner and peeling slowly, the metallic ID came off in one piece in under 30-seconds. I had one very small paint chip hidden under the tag, not caused by the removal. A sharpie quickly solved the problem. For those having problems removing adhesive/tags (on anything), WD-40 is the best kept secret. *Pet Peeve warning* For reviewers complaining about the manufacturer's ID tag, take a look: it is clear and obvious in the listing photos. Not paying attention while purchasing a very fine product is not a reason to give a one star review. If it bothers you that much, give a fair and honest overall review. Cover what is good and what is bad. Note that you didn't like the ID tag. Maybe, MAYBE, remove one-star for that. If you really hate it, return it to Amazon. But, don't blame the manufacturer for personal shopping negligence. It does not create a useful review.

Looks good, comfortable

My son suddenly found himself unable to walk. As inflammation continued to go down he was hobbling about. The aid of this cane made a world of difference. Nice looking, doesn't look old mannish, great granit blue color. Adjustable. My son is 6.0 and they're still a few more inches it can be made taller.

Been using the cane for a couple of weeks, mostly outside. The rubber tip wore off very quickly and requires replacement now prompting me to look into other canes with a quality tip. Also, the handle is rather narrow and my hand hurt couple of times when I must have leaned on it harder than I should have. Otherwise, worth its very cheap price - lightweight, pretty sturdy, decent looking cane.

Exactly as pictured! My dad has a stroke and he uses this often, it works really well.