The best sturdy light weight cane
I didn’t think I would fall in love with this product but I did. From the moment I saw how many perks it had I started using it immediately. The night light allows me to see when I have to get up to go to the restroom in the middle of the night. The way it easily folds I can store it away in my purse or small carry on bag. The adjustable height is a plus and most importantly it comes with batteries. You do not have to buy them separately. I’m amazed at how sturdy it was as well. Highly recommend buying.

Cheap and the light and SOS don’t work DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY
The light does not stay on when you push the button. the SOS alarm does not stay on unless you hold the button down. Then the only sound is a small chirping sound – will NOT bring anyone to your aid!

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I would say between 2.5 and 3 stars: I chose the product to replace a previous folding cane. I thought the features were a positive (a button that turns on the light on the handle and it can be aimed straight ahead or varying degrees toward the ground, a help button that–when pushed–sends out an audible signal to draw attention, a four prong/foot bottm for stability/allows cane to stand alone, and the additional handle that folds down and provides assistance to stand from a sitting position). However, after using it several times (short outings), I found the SOS/Help button to be a bit too sensitive. In the regular rhythm of going to a check out with items, reaching to grib the cane, etc. it went off two separate occasions within an hour. Good feature…perhaps not optimal location. This is particularly the case if you are holding the cane with your right hand.Be prepared…when you fold the cane and try to put the retaining strap (with the snap on it) around the folded cane, it will not wrap around the entire folded cane and actually snap…all the pieces that are together after folding the cane. The way it folds, the quad-prong base, and the folding handle leave it too wide…the circumference more than what the retaining strap with snap will cover. You have to essentiallly really, really pull with force to stretch (and it ends up popping loose anyway), wrap around the folded pieces at the bottom below the folded handle, or wrap around the upper part. Either way, it is loose, so the folded pieces move, “wiggle” and the force of the movement can force the snap to pop and the cane opens and unfolds before you want it to do so.As a quad-cane, it also has a built-in flexible part at the bottom. I didn’t think this was going to be an issue. However, given the overall construction of the cane body/pieces, I did not find it to be as stable as I expected.All in all, if I had it to do over again, I would not purchase it. Unfortunately, it has been relegated to a corner and I have ordered something else. Realistically, it might be exactly the type of cane with the features that another buyer would find workable (and like it). I found myself thinking at a later point after the purchase that I don’t think I would personally suggest it as a good option for a more senior adult, particularly with more involved balancing/instability issues, memory issues regarding use of the red SOS/Emergency button or needing to replace the batteries it takes, etc.

The cane is very stable, does not tip over and very portable.
I liked everything about this cane. When I’m shopping I can fold it into my cart and instantly open it when I need it to walk. I would recommend this cane to anyone that depends on one.