(1PCS) Reflective Telescopic Cane for The Blind and Vision Impaired - Folding Walking Stick

Love that it collapses, I love my strait white can, but this one is fantastic! My O & M trainer gave me a round ball which makes this cane amazing! I love that I can just fold it up and put in my purse and not have to worry about it. For someone like me that has started losing their sight, this cane makes everything so much easier. It is very sturdy and so easy to change the tip, my O & M trainer says this is one of the best folding canes she has seen!

Bengala muito boa. Está sendo bem utilizada!

Better than expected! It is super sturdy but light weight. My previous cane was heavy and hated carrying it collapsed as it didn’t fit in my bag well . This cane is super light and collapses into several parts and can fit in small bags and does. It feel heavy or bulky. The tip also glides perfectly . Don’t spend more on an item when you can get this one and is of greater quality .

My blind Aunt needed a new one after her old one was damaged. This one is lightweight and easy to use. It's affordable and rolls well over the ground to help guide her away.

This is a good white cane. A couple of weeks ago, I would have said it was flimsy, but the white cane I’m using now, which costs a lot more money and boasts a recognized brand name, has a similar feel and holds up well, so I’m not concerned. The cane folds into 5 segments, so it feels taller/longer than expected when it unfolds, and it has a marshmallow tip that rolls nicely. The only problem is the cord. Folding canes have a smaller loop at the bend in the cord; the smaller loop is what keeps the cane folded. This cane is like a straight cane: there’s no smaller loop at the bend in the cord, and the cord is too short to just tie a knot into (the smaller loop would be too close to one end of the cane to keep the segments together when folded). I solved that problem by creating the smaller loop with an ouchless hair tie (like a rubber band made out of elastic). I folded the rubber band over the cord, then slid one half of the rubber band through the other, and tugged (like making the fringe on a shawl, half hitch knot I think). Much to my surprise, this brand of ouchless hair tie snugged up nicely around the cord, so I don’t think it’ll come loose, and if it does, I can always put a few stitches into the knot. The hair tie is also the perfect size for holding the cane segments together. The product page for the ouchless hair tie is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IGJ1XOO?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1