This cane is well made and adjusts quickly and easily. Gave it 4 stars only because I wish it collapsed into a smaller size, small enough to pack in my purse, but otherwise it's very good quality. The tip that meets the floor is hard plastic rather than a softer, grippy rubber cane tip, but that is easily remedied by going to your local hardware store and replacing the tip, if you wish.

Within a few days of using the rubber base came off and was lost. I didn’t notice as I was walking on a dirt trail. I have a Leki walking stick and have been using it for 10 years and it still has the rubber base. The only reason I was replacing it as the Cork Handle is wearing out. I returned the new one.

Way stronger than lot of the other reviews led me to believe. I needed a cane - raised up - on the advice of my Orthopedic University of Utah surgeon!

It arrived in an opened plastic bag without name, tag or instructions. No kit included. Very lightweight. I can only hope that it will support.

Just what I wanted. Short enough when collapsed and light enough to carry like a compact umbrella. Expands fairly easily. At 6'1" I don't need to fully expand it, so it should be long enough for someone 6'3" (?)

I like it, but the way my hand fits the grip makes my finger rub on it uncomfortably. Fixed the issue by wrapping part of the grip with some cloth gauze tape. All good now.

The cane seems sturdy enough when it holds together. Unfortunately, at the top where it screws in it keeps coming loose, and my husband (i have the use of only one hand) has to tighten it. I'm afraid it will completely fail at some point. I'm fairly lightweight, so I have no trouble with support, but i wish Walmart still had Mountainsmith, which i foolishly left in a park.

…and I really like them. Well designed, sturdy —even with the spring in it—and handsome. Able to switch tips and baskets. I wrote this because I read so many of the ignorant reviews. (Ya gotta be smarter than the cane!) If you don’t like it, send it back. I’ll buy it used!