Hold 440 lbs Folding Canes with Seat Walking Stick Height Adjustment Cane Seat Capacity Frosted Handle with Magnetic Therapy Stone Crutches Stool

Yayayo Hold 440 lbs Folding Canes with Seat Walking Stick Height Adjustment Cane Seat is every bit accurately described. Delivered earlier than stated. Construction and Durability, Excellent. Operation of it, Easy and Simple. Appearance HIGH-CLASS ALL the way. I weigh 239 lbs.; I sit on it in publicly, and I'm the 'King' of the block... waiting for the Milwaukee City Busses. I would suggest this beautifully functional merchandise to my Family, Friends, and Enemies. An excellent Product... IS AN EXCELLENT PRODUCT!

Sturdy! l bought their heart shaped seat one 3 months ago. It cost more and was hard on my knees as l had to squat at 5’6”. This one with the oval shaped seat with raised bumps and a slip proof handle is taller at max height. Maybe a couple of inches. It has 3 hole height adjustments. If your knees are good l would say max height six feet with squatting. lt was the highest quality rated and l would say it is quality. I did change the foot to a much wider one however it will not stand up requiring me to lean it against something. If you are taller than 5'8" find another if you cannot squat.

This is easy to use, I just wish I could sit on it without straddling it. It's unstable if you sit on it with your back to the handle. It's not the most comfortable to sit on for long periods, but it's fine for what is needed. Very light to carry,

Very durable lightweight easy to carry while walking the course

This is the best cane I own. Took it to New York and was able to walk and rest in the city. It's very sturdy. I have had it for awhile and at 269 It's it very sturdy and I use it often.

I'm a really big girl with a very bad knee and back. I hate riding around in those stupid carts at the store, especially when I really need to be up and walking. Standing still has been a real problem. I have really long legs, so I set all these legs set up on the longest setting. The cane is still very stable, and the seat is high enough to get on and off the seat without pain, about 18.5" high when open. I bought this cane to take to a concert. WOW, what a game-changer for me! We had a stand-only VIP private acoustic off-site concert, and I was able to sit when I needed to while waiting to get in, and again sitting down in front! Later, at the main venue, we had to stand around in line and wait for a ride coming in and going out. It holds all of my weight no problem. I also used it to get up and down all night when stupid disruptive drunk ladies kept going in and out of our row. I was able to easily, as big as I am, get up and down, using this cane. I took it shopping with husband to buy clothes for his trip. When I needed to get off my feet, easy peasy. I purposely selected the smaller seat to make it less wide and more portable, but it holds my largest heaviest parts without discomfort. It is easy and steady to walk with over distances. Thank you for making a sturdy, usable, affordable product that greatly helps me to stay mobile! Update: I weigh less than what I did when I bought it. It snapped and I fell. See picture. I’m okay but this should be rated a much lower weight!

This item was bought as a gift for a friend, recovering from surgery, temporarily unable to stand for any length of time. He was told to take walks for physical therapy. I'm estimating his weight to be 200-220,. tall, lanky build. He was only walking during the day with a walker. This gave him a chance to graduate to a cane. When I gave him the cane he tried the light and was excited that it was bright and he could go out after dark. However, on the first outing the light failed. I'm very disappointed about that. On the plus side, the cane/seat isn't too heavy for him and has been able to support him. He said that his walks are mostly in a park where there is a sidewalk. He doesn't plan to use it on the grass and said he doesn't think it would work well on uneven or soft surfaces. He's surprised at how comfortable it is. When seated you'll be facing the reverse of how you sit in a regular chair. In other words, not turning and sitting down. but facing into it. The easiest way to get seated is to slide it between the legs rather than swinging one leg over. My friend has the ability to manage getting on and off without help but someone who is handicapped, my opinion, may need assistance. Place hands on the handle kind of like riding a scooter when you sit.

This folding keen with seat met or exceeded all of my expectations. It has allowed me to watch my grandchildren‘s activities and sporting events and comfort.

la silla es solida (aluminio), liviana, aunque el asiento de plástico me da desconfianza pero soportó mi peso (115 kg)

Me gustó mucho, útil, práctico, sencillo de usar , lo recomiendo.

You should first know before you buy it, it’s heavy when you carry it, especially if you’re an elderly person or someone with medical conditions or special needs

My Mom love it.

If you like to walk, but might need a rest, these are perfect. They are light, strong, adjustable for height, and generally a good companion for those of us that might need a little rest before our return. If you sit on them properly, the handle offers a little assistance to standing up again, and in a pinch, they make a pretty neat little table for your lunch or a drink in a motel or when you have a bench to sit on.