aiGear Premium Walking Hiking Stick CNC Machined Outdoor Trekking Poles NO Tools-in-This -Version 5 Sections and Handle Color Black (G2647WT)

I am a 67 year old male with quad bypass and pace maker. I am still somewhat physically able. Certainly not as much as I would like to be. I bought this tactical cane as an equalizer in the event I am mistaken as an “easy target” to some degenerate. This cane will make a very fine defense tool. The hard tip I replaced with a soft rubber walker tip.

Love the sturdiness of this cane! I used to have a solid aluminum cane that broke down to fit in my backpack when I was on my motorcycle but it broke after 5 years and that company no longer makes them. Breaks down really easy but is solid once you put it together.The diameter makes finding tips harder though. The included one is a hard plastic that slips on pavement or flooring. You can use chair leg tips but I go through about 1 a month.

It is too heavy but the problem is the hard plastic end that is to slippery. I have to put a 1 1/4” rubber leg tip on the stick. That does disturb the beauty of the product though.

I use this as a cane. It is strong but not too heavy. If you plan to use this as a mobility aid and not a walking stick, I recommend replacing the "non-skid" piece with a proper rubber cane ferrule.

Yeah, I love it so much I personally gave it an extra star.Extremely solid and it breaks down to easily travel with. I purchased to use as a spectator seat for watching golf. I'm too large for the cool umbrella seats, but this easily handles my weight out on the golf course. (As some have said, the tip slides on lots of surfaces - but not the grass around golf courses). Also, if any Ninja's show up to cause trouble, I have something to defend myself with. But seriously, it's a very solid walking stick.