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

Easy to assemble, sturdy and when batteries installed has small flashlight.

This is a very useful cane if you are going to a large meeting without seating. It is heavier than a regular cane so not good for every day. The seat and handle are made of hard plastic, I rigged up padding for the handles and a seat cushion so it worked well at a protest. Would recommend this item.

I like it. A little different sitting with the post in the middle, but okay, no skirts. I like the rocking motion allowed by the three legs. The seat is small, but feels sturdier than it appears. Assembly is easy. Flashlight is cool.Unfortunately, if I get tired and lean too much on it, the seat starts to come out and I lose some of the stability. Would like a locking mechanism like my broom and pan or pooper scooper has.I used it the other day and my grandmother liked it so much, I left it with her. So I guess I will be ordering another.

This was purchased as I was having back issues preventing me from walking or standing for lengths of time. Since I am part of a singing group that does a lot of holiday events, I needed something simple to walk along with and easily sit when I need it. This fit the bill perfectly. Sturdy, easy to fold up and open as needed, and use it as a cane in between seating. I weigh about 205 lb and felt very secure. Highly recommend

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.

Great! Height adjustable! Sturdier than the other seats similar I have had. I have been carrying a stool with me often for 30 years due to genetic back pain. Like this seat!

This cane is the greatest thing I’ve bought in a long time. The number of steps this ole lady can walk is not too many. Being able to pull the chair seat down and sit till I get the hurting to stop the pull seat up and I’m off again. It’s worth every penny

Great product, my husband just isn’t strong enough to use it with one hand. And the seat makes walking difficult with two hands. Had to return, not because its a bad product, but because my husband isn’t able to use just yet.