Great except for one thing I like being able to stand my Flexstick upright alone and its self-adjusting legs. I do find that I have to be careful not to kick the base when I walk. I've tried adjusting it, but still kick it occasionally and am afraid I might trip and fall. Suggestion: make snap-on prong attachments for the bottoms of the legs for slippery, icy surfaces.

a satisfied customer! see my review on flexsticks facebook site. summary: my cane was and is my buddy before my hip replacement on oct. 12, 2015, and during my rehabilitation. the design relieves the strain on my shoulder and wrist, and of course, aids in the relief of walking pain and maintaining my balance.

great help Love my Flexstick, stands up on it's own , unlike some other canes that say they do.

Great cane! My husband has Parkinson's and has tried many canes. I got this for him last year and it's the only one he uses now. The end caps wear out quickly, so order extra to begin with or they should send extras like they sent extra springs to begin with.

Flexstick for people with knee A.O. is like have AWD in a cane. Finding this product on line, has proven to me, to be almost a Blessing from God. Nothing I have done, has really changed. But since I have been using the Flexi-Stick for daily use, I get all the support I need to take stress off my knees going up and down steep steps. This product is solidly built, quality and high functional. The best way to give you an overall assessment in terms of what it can do, is tell you it is the closest thing to a AWD cane that is possible. With it, I can walk in bad weather and not slip, climb up grades, and the stability of the spread out tri pod feet are an engineering marvel in terms of function. LS - Pittsburgh, PA