DMI Round Handle Wood Cane, Wooden Walking Cane with Rubber Tip, Durable and Warp Resistant Walnut Wooden Walking Stick, Lightweight and Strong, Holds up to 250 lbs, Made in the USA

Nice sturdy cane. Good finish. Low price. I've bought and made several canes. Probably will make a few more. I'm will eventually sand this one and stain it with dark oak. For now, just use it.

This solid wood cane is super sturdy. I feel that these wooden canes look so much nicer than the metal ones. If you prefer the larger cane tip they have those that can be ordered. For such nice quality and sturdiness I believe that this is a great value for my money. People always ask where I got my cane and is it vintage.

This is a bargain yet provides simple aid in daily commutes, no fancy effects or bases, good ol fashion cane.

I've used a cane occasionally when I had a sore knee or ankle and when hiking, but recently my wheelchair-bound wife's neurosurgeon said, "The best time to start using a cane is before you fall and hurt yourself, not after." That set me thinking. I'm not as steady on my feet as I used to be and I have stumbled on occasion. I decided to start using a cane regularly. I have a cane I made myself from a cherry tree branch. It's the perfect length for me and elegantly rustic, but the grip angle could be better. After using it on several long walks, I decided I needed a cane easier on my hand. I ordered this one. The folks who say the stickers are hard to get off should get a life and quit whining. I had to shorten it to keep my back straight, but it is strong. The write up says the cane is walnut. As a wood worker, would not choose brittle walnut as the best choice for a cane; this cane is walnut color but the wood is something close to oak or ash and stained walnut brown. I docked them a star for inaccuracy, but I think the cane is reasonably priced, strong, the handle has a good curve, and it looks great. I'm ordering a second.

Just what I needed

Nothing fancy just a solid quality American Black Walnut cane with heavy rubber tip. I weigh 325 lbs and this cane is plenty strong enough to carry me. I can put as much weight for support on it with zero problems. I ordered a different cane and waited for almost two weeks with nothing but excuses why it hadn't arrived so I finally canceled the order and bought this one instead which delivered in two days. Buy it you'll like it.

This traditional cane is just what I was looking for. It seems very sturdy, though I doubt that it is walnut as stated. It appears to be ash (the stuff baseball bats were made from) with walnut stain. This fine and more than strong enough. I am 6' 1" tall and the length of 36" fits me fine. Reviews mentioned difficulty in removing the labels. I applied some naptha, and it came right off. This solvent is available in paint stores and Home Depot and works wonders on any non-water based label adhesive. It will not harm wood finishes.

Lightweight and nice looking. My husband likes it a lot.