Canes and Staffs

I'm a Canon endorsed photographer and I wanted this cane for many reasons. When I'm hiking and even when I'm shooting in the city, it has a very intimidating look that makes people not want to mess with me. I've shot in some pretty sketchy places in DT Phoenix and always felt an added sense of security. I have 2 young kids and they loved to carry it or hold it and felt safe with it. I had wrapped the handle with 30 ft of black rope and it really made the cane look so BA when I left it on a grocery shopping cart, realized it, went back to the store and looked and asked everywhere and it was gone, which I was not surprised because I would get a lot of compliments on the cane. I have 2 hernias and it assisted when needed. I even would use it as a grocery bag hook from time to time. I'm pissed at myself for forgetting it for that ten minutes. It took 6 hrs to wrap it in a fancy rope tie and then use a hardener to keep it all together and solid. Be ordering another one ASAP.

It it is too long just use a hacksaw to cut it shorter.

I bought one for myself and took to my parents house with me as a have a bad leg... my Dad enjoyed it so much he had me order him one as well! Impressive shelaleighl, strong and sturdy. Recommended for all people.

I bought this  for my husband, at his request.  Although he’s almost 71, he does not yet need any help walking.  Rather, he chose this as an off the radar self defense device.  He loves it and carries it everywhere.  He gets self defense tips on using his cane from videos on YouTube.

He searched the net on how to measure the length he needed and trimmed his to the recommended 35’.  The rubber toe is screwed on, so he had to drill a new hole for the shortened cane.  BTW, the screw is sunken within the toe, so it cannot scratch the floor, etc.
After some use, he felt the cane was still uncomfortable long.  Checking his net sites again, one of them warned to include the thickness of the toe in adjusting the length..  My husband says he’ll get around to that soon.

Bill is so happy with his cane, he has endorsed it on both his Twitter and Parler accounts.  His counters on those posts show there was a significant number of readers who opened up the Atlanta Cutlery site for this product.  Maybe that why their stocks are down to two canes at this writing!

Bill’s advice is to get them while you can!

very well made and durable....my husband loves it..ty for this quality item and
best of all MADE IN THE USA!!

I received the Walkabout, and it was everything as described in the ad. At 6'1" the height was fine, construction great, but the issue was the round knob and its size. Even with larger hands, I had difficulty holding onto the knob. It was just large enough not to get a good feel, and it was smooth enough to make it hard to hold a grip. Picking up the stick to move it proved unwieldy. I only,however, tested it in the house, so as to not damage it in case I wanted to return it or resale it, so I didn't give it a thorough workout. I figured I knew enough about the cane already. Roy M.

I'm 77.  I walk with a cane daily.  This one is so gorgeous and unusual, it will be for special occasions only.  Extremely well made.  Order processing and delivery were easy.  The packing was genuinely serious to protect a valuable collectable.  Thank you, so much.
MLH

Hey, it's a STICK, not a miracle of modern technology!  That said, it is an admirable stick, a little longer than I would use normally, but longer is better than too short.  As for the wood itself, it is very solid in the hand, and puts up with forces transverse to its length nicely.  I've not yet tested it for shock, but it should do very well.

Excellent walking stick, sturdy and great looking.

Great cane, perfect size, will work well in wet days.