Sure Step All-Terrain Cane

This is a wonderful cane. The more I use it the more I like it. I take it everywhere. On flat services I can let it stand on its own. I can walk freely and confidently knowing that at any angle the cane will be secure. At first I was disappointed that the cane handle did not have a foam covering, but after using the cane, I don't need the foam. The handle is designed so that I can grip it easily and hold it without my arthritic fingers hurting too much. The cane is expensive compared to the $20 variety common everywhere. But it is worth the price, and should be bought and tried out. I like the copper-colored ferrule under the handle, contrasts nicely against the black color of the cane, gives the cane a bit of "elegance". This sculptured handle looks a lot better than the offset handles. This cane for sized for shorter people. Perfect for me at 5'2". Taller people have to buy the StepFoot All-Terrain Cane (this cane has foam and is off-set).

The handle on the cane is heavier than I thought it would be. The older canes had a rubber handle which seemed to make the cane lighter.

This cane is very sturdy and gives good support as you walk. I recommend this cane for anyone who needs good support.

I found this cane to be quite adaptable to walking on many surfaces. It is a wonderful design, spring bottom provides cushioning when taking a step with it. It was wonderful to use on our recent cruise, for long walks, navigating steep ramps, grassy areas, any surface. Highly recommend to anyone who wants help with stability and easier walking.

I searched high and low for this cane. Nothing out there beats it for safety, durability and function. Expensive, but worth every penny. Lots of comments and compliments from doctors and medical staff that I visit. I now have two - one kept in the car and one in the house.

I have had more than one's share of falls in my 13 post-stroke years, but with the All-Terrain Cane, I'm safe. I'm on my second cane, the first was suggested by a physical therapist, and it's like having a third foot or ankle when you need one. Intuitively, I've come to understand how to move or lean differently to on the cane when I feel unsteady for any reason. Wet leaves? No problem. Winter weather? Just use common sense and know the cane will support you. Balance crisis? You're ok, relax. Your newfound strength becomes 2nd nature. Can you tell that I think this is great?! I'm still learning on sand (even this amazing device cannot make sand less squishy!) One caveat. This is NOT the cane you see on TV, magically appearing from a woman's purse or leaning alongside the canned goods aisle at your supermarket. No, this is a serious support for cane users and deserves the respect we give walkers and wheelchairs. Every time another cane comments, That's quite the cane you have!" My reply? Yes, I do. Indeed I do.PS I ordered both canes from Amazon and have been delighted with the customer service.

I have used a Sure Step Terrain Cane since 2005, It was given to me as a gift .I like the way it steps with you as you walk and gives you great balance with the unique flat bottom. It is not good if you do not have good balance due to the springs .Thanks,Burnette M Freeman

This is my second Sure Step cane. I have used all around the world on very rocky, snow covered and icy surfaces as well as walking through woods and it is especially good on European cobble stoned streets. It is a marvel!