aiGear G2 Tactical Stick Hiking Walking Staff - Trekking Poles Outdoor Adjustable Hiking Stick for Camping Hiking 5-8 Tubes（with Multitool）

Although sold as a hiking staff, I purchased this for my boyfriend who struggles with severe walking difficulties, and it has become an essential part of his daily life. Unlike standard canes, which often buckle under pressure, this staff is incredibly sturdy and dependable. It gives him the confidence to walk without fear of his support failing. What truly sets this staff apart is its ability to prevent dangerous falls. When he occasionally loses consciousness, a normal cane would collapse, sending him to the ground. This staff, however, is strong enough to catch and brace him until he regains stability. That level of reliability has been life-changing and has greatly improved his safety. It also performs exceptionally well across different terrains. Whether it’s dirt, mud, gravel, snow, or ice, the staff provides solid support and traction, making it far easier for him to move around without hesitation. This is not just a hiking accessory—it’s a powerful mobility aid. For anyone in need of dependable stability and support, I cannot recommend the aiGear Tactical Stick highly enough. It has given my boyfriend greater freedom, confidence, and most importantly, safety in his everyday movements.

It is a little heavy. If you have to occasionally support your weight this is the walking stick. I ordered a couple of extra sections and the shovel/entrenching tool head. With these you can give yourself a cane when appropriate and, with the added sections a great STRONG hiking staff. With the included tools, extra sections and accessories, this thing is like a Lego set for grown-ups. A bunch of configurations. Good machining, finish and strength. I walk my dog early in the morning (still dark). It's nice to have a substantial walking stick with me. This is a great defensive stick. I wish there were more accessories (goodies) available. One strong bowie configured blade (about 4+ inches) would be great.

The overall rating for the product is tough for me. The stick itself is outstanding. If it wasn't over 5 stars, it would have an overall rating of 2 or 3. It is tough, and heavy duty. A hiker that would be using it for many miles many days in a row might want lighter, but for my uses it is a plus. I expect it to serve me well for a long time. That is the good. I bought the model with the tools. They were about what I expected for the extra I paid. Not something I would want to count on in any situation. They seemed ok, and they would probably get a 3 stars. The folding knife does not seem to be as strong, and the saw seems so small as to only seem like a reasonable option for the smallest of branches. The main problem is they don't come with anything that covers the cutting surface. If you take them out of the stick, there isn't something to cover any of the blades. At this price point, I think that would be a reasonable expectation. Do not feel deceived or cheated, but there is a lot of room for improvement in the tools. When you do remove the tools, it does one thing I did not expect and that is it shortens the stick. There is a threaded end on the end of each tool that has about an inch or so that screws into the rest of the stick. It decreases the length of the overall stick by about an inch for each tool removed. In my situation it was enough that I needed another extension tube. I liked the stick well enough to order one. That brought me to the next problem. The numbers that match assessory to the right stick are very confusing. It said the threads are different for the different sticks, but that would seem to be the first thing one would standardize. I looked and couldn't find anything that says what the threads are on my model. I never found numbers I matched. I searched on the number provided on the stick, but the numbers on the extension references numbers that do not appear on the stick page. I think I got the right one, but it shouldn't be that hard. The two descriptions should have easily found numbers that make it easy to see its the right one. I would appreciate the thread and tube size if the manufacturer would be kind enough to supply it. It is likely I am going to need a height that will not match the extensions act and will need a tube of a length other than the standard extension tubes. A big add to the product would be extension tubes that are 1, 2, and 3 inches. By being able to have those, one could customize the length to the individual buyers needs. Finally the downright dangerous. It's as many have said the tip. On anything other than soil, the tip that came with it is a trip to the hospital waiting to happen. On soil it might work, but anything else taking weight of any amount without it slipping is expecting a miracle. On any regular floor, it is more of a liability than an asset. I don't have carpet in the house anymore, and it might be better on that, but any hard surface is going to be really problematic and at this price point, that was a big surprise. The tip I would give a rating of below 0, even with the fire starter attached. I went and got a non slip table leg tip to put on it to correct the problem. With a non slip tip, it works well. That fixes the slip problem, but it also shortens the stick again. That takes another maybe 2 to 3 inches off the length. The other change I would make is some way to have a cap between sections. The inside of the stick has room to put things that are valuable to someone that would be important in a given area, but not necessarily everywhere. A cap that would attach like the tools, but separate the sections of the stick so items in one section could not fall into the one below it would be a big help It is a good product, but it could be a lot better and not add anything to the price.

I bought 3 of these for my adult sons. Two didn’t come with the topper handle with the flint stick and Amazon just wanted to refund the entire item. I was able to reach out to the owner and he said he couldn’t gaurantee he could replace them but there they were a few days later in the mailbox in time for Christmas too!! These reviews were right on the spot! My sons were a little surprised why I got them but they truly loved them as they love anything along the line of sporting, hunting/fishing or anything survival related!! Very sturdy and I showed them the first review on this site and how there’s more than just one way to join the pieces together! Very pleased with this purchase!!

Well, first of all this beast is heavy metal. It is also very adaptable ( can be configured in various lengths with or without one or another of the tools ). I don't need it for walking. I need for self-defense ( aggressive dogs, muggers, bears ). Did I mention this stick is massive. It is also very good for exercising the arm and shoulder muscles while you walk. I keep one in my home by the door and the other in my car.

It's very sturdy and strong it might be a little heavy for a small portion of people but I love it and it feels like the perfect weight and can easily be used for self defense

I was pleasantly surprised at how sturdy and well-made this cane is-- each section is rock-solid and they all screw together perfectly without the slightest wiggle or trouble connecting them. They are machined very precisely, with excellent hand grips and functionality of the hidden tools, which come nicely sharpened. Somebody did a fantastic job designing and manufacturing this thing, as a cane or for a short hike through the woods. The only downfall is its weight. At over three pounds, it's definitely not something you'd want to lug along on any hike that's more than a mile round trip. (By comparison, most actual backpacking poles are less than half a pound.) So having "hiking stick" and "trekking poles" in the product title is pretty goofy. But the weight is what makes it so sturdy and useful (this thing would stun a bear or shatter stone, no problem) and admittedly I would not have purchased it if it was just advertised as a cane. Anyway, it's a cool tool to have and I look forward to finding an opportunity to bring it along on a small adventure to try it out. Bottom line, I wouldn't recommend this for hikers, but I would whole-heartedly recommend it to someone who needs a cane and who has the upper body strength to lift three pounds around all day. In that use case, it's awesome because it doubles as a pretty serious self-defense object and a built-in survival kit. Probably don't take it on a plane though.

I am a partially disabled veteran and I live in the desert. I am always out and about. I run across coyotes and other wild life from time to time. I feel I have an extra level of protection as well as a Very well made, sturdy and durable piece of equipment. Easy to size to your height and plenty of options. Due to my disability I have to use a cane from time to time and this perfect fit that as well. I take out a section or two and I’m ready to go. I take it with me everywhere. ( I get a lot of compliments on my cane at the VA hospital ) BUY THIS. YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY