Aluminum Mobility Folding White Cane for Vision Impaired and Blind People (Folds Down 6 Sections) (125cm (49.2inch), Blue Handle)

I ordered this for a friend who is blind. She stated that she likes it better than her old cane. She has had no complaints.

Arrived when expected, in good shape. This folds up nicely, is lightweight, and easy to use.

The cane is well built, I got it for light duty use when traveling since the TSA has destroyed a couple of my canes at the airport. They literally took apart an Ambutech graphite and broke it.When you first get this cane, you need to modify it before first use for safety reasons.The elastic is way too long, The links will wobble when using it or a link may come out completely.You need to untie the knot by the handle and take out some of the slack in the cable and tie a new knotYou also need to make a second knot since it has only one knot if you want to use the elastic to keep it folded.The photos shows how I modified it by taking out some of the slack in the cable and tying a second knot.For those using a screen reader, the first image is of the cable with the slack taken out and a new knot tied by the handle and a second knot that was tied near the top of the cable. The second image is that of the cane folded with the elastic around the cane securing it after the modifications.It's definitely not the quality of an Ambutch or Advantage graphite canes (also it doesn't have the $60 price tag of a graphite cane).I would put this cane on par with Ambutech or Revolution aluminum canes. It is definitely better than Europa canes.The cane takes a standard hook tip and can fit an Ambutech jumbo roller ball hook tip with no problem.What is not mentioned in the listing besides the bag It comes with a spare rolling marshmallow tip.An Advantage aluminum cane from the lighthouse costs $35 to $40 in my area or an Advantage graphite costs $60.

Have not got the chance to use this yet but it is definitely going to be a good cane. It is super affordable and way better on the pockets of disabled people. Personally why would you make equipment for disabled people so expensive when you know they? Can't afford? It seems ridiculous to me but this price right here is amazing it is super light weight and came perfect. I'm so excited to use it and might just have to order another one with a pink handle. Thank you so much.

The blind cane is for my husband. Apon receiving it he was thrilled with the it. The cane is easy to assemble and take apart. It looks great. Thank you.

A couple of days before taking off for a two weeks trip to Iceland, the tip for my Ambutech cane broke and I was unable to get a replacement in time for my trip. So disappointingly, I ordered this cane since I must have one for mobility. It arrived quickly and I thought it was just as good as my ambutech cane. I rarely leave reviews but since this was a lifesaver for me, I had to come give it a 5 star rating. I was very happy with it and don't even feel the need to order an ambutech

Personally this will be my everyday stick, but the thing people need to know is that:It is heavier than other canes especially those made out of carbon fiber. I don’t mind the weight. I enjoy it actually, but it is something to think about (probably the same as any other aluminum stick if you’re comparing it to an older one)The tips are a decent size but you will need a bigger ball or an Omnisense directional wheels if you are tired of getting jabbed due to uneven walkways.Cons:A PITA when it comes to the fact that the cord is LONG (I’m not kidding, I had to tighten it cause the cord was to slack for my taste and it ended up wayyyyy to long)The folding aspect it’s a huge pain due to the fact that it folds into many smaller pieces. (I thought folding it into smaller pieces would make it easier but the many pieces makes it a bit harder to tie it up using the cord so it tends to unravel.)I have an ambutech and although the ambutech is “nicer” in terms of asthetics, I like this one because of the price.

Bought this for my husband who is low vision. He loves the rolling tip. He previously had two canes before that broke that had a tennis ball size tip, and both times, the bottom half broke off. I decided to buy this more compact rolling tip, and he prefers this much better. He says it's much quieter and takes up less space when it's folded up. He's almost 6 feel tall, so I purchased the cane that folds into 5 pieces (for taller people). I highly recommend!