- Michael Graves Quick Fold Walking Cane for Men and Women - Foldable Walking Stick for Stability and Style - Collapsible Folding Cane - Walking Sticks for Seniors & Adults

I love love LOVE this cane!! I have chronic knee pain from femoral anteversion, so sometimes standing and walking can be painful for me. This cane not only looks stunning (and comes in my favorite color!), but it's very comfortable for me to use and walk around in as someone who is 5'1", and the X tip is super-useful since it's self-standing and it provides more support. The magnetic foldability is a major plus too; there are some days I need it and other days I don't, so being able to simply fold and store in my backpack is such a time-saver! It's also really lightweight, so I don't have to worry about throwing my shoulder out when using it or hauling it around while it's folded up. There are only a few "nitpicky" things I want to address. They're absolutely not deal-breakers, but just useful to point out. (Constructive criticism, if you will.) First of all, if I wanted more than one tip (let's say I want two X-tips), there's no option for me to buy just the tip; I would have to buy another cane just to get another tip. (A smaller nitpick: Having a small pouch to store the other tip in would be very useful too.) The other thing is that I live in Pennsylvania, so ice is an issue that I have to look out for in the winter. There are multiple ice pick attachments on Amazon that you can put on canes, but those won't work on this cane because of the cane's square-ish body. Which means that I would have to buy a generic cane to use the ice pick attachment. Being able to buy the separate tips and having an ice pick designed for this cane would help immensely! One more smaller thing: I can't just put stickers on it since they won't stick to the material of the body. If you want to decorate it, you'll either have to find a creative way to make the stickers stay or decorate it completely differently. Overall, this cane was wonderfully and thoughtfully made, and is very useful for me to grab and put in my backpack when I need it, which made it a perfect starter cane for me. (Quick side note, the hole for the wrist strap is perfect for stuff like name tags and keychains too!)

I love this walking cane and get compliments on it frequently. The folding feature is handy, though the magnets don’t work great. I bought color matching Velcro and it works perfect for this (photo included). The cane is plenty sturdy enough, the finish is stylish, and I ended up buying a second in another color for our second car. It’s comfortable to use, the grip is great and has never hurt my hands. I’m 5’9” and 160 lbs and the sizing is great for me, the sizing feature is very easy to use. I consider wider this product great for the price and would buy it again if the need arose. It also comes with two tips which I love, The rubber on the tips work well and do not slide with use.

I really wanted to love this cane because it has so many great features. The sage green color is beautiful and doesn't have the typical medical look, which I really appreciated. I also loved that it folds up easily, making it convenient to store or take with me, and the interchangeable cane tips are a nice bonus depending on your needs. My only downside is that it didn't feel as sturdy as other canes I've used. While it definitely serves its purpose and would likely work well for someone needing light support, I personally needed something that felt more solid and stable for my situation, so I ended up purchasing a different cane. Overall, it's a well-designed, convenient cane with great features, but if you need maximum stability, you may want to consider a sturdier option.

Let’s face it, Assistive technology design is usually pretty terrible. But finally a company, with a design-first ethos, jumps into the fray. I injured my knee during a capoeira session and found myself unable to walk for a few weeks without support. After the injury I spent the weekend rolling myself from room to room on a skateboard. Feed up with my lack of mobility I decided to look for something that could help me when I was out of the house so my knee could recover more quickly and I can get back to capoeira. I searched for days. Everything was either horrid and functional or beautifully crafted but didn’t feel like it could really support me. Enter the foldable cane done by the team at Michael Graves Architect. Adjustable from 5’ to 6’3” the cane covers a huge gamut of the population. It supports up to 300 lbs, it’s super lightweight and the color matches my headphones. Add in the self-standing foot replacement and you have a damn ICON. I’ve been using it for a month now. I walk a bit slower, but I look great doing it. Super kudos for designing a walking cane that is both highly functional and highly beautiful. They also did a sick collaboration with Pottery Barn for fully accessible furniture that doesn’t read medical. A real need solved with a great product, thoughtfully designed at a wonderful price.

I have several of these in different colors. The cane collapses quickly for easy storage in the car or luggage. The cane is lightweight and easily adjustable.

I love the folding magnet, it's easy to adjust the height with push of the button. I could only give three stars because it does not free stand very good especially on carpet. If you're looking for a free standing cane you might ought to look elsewhere. As much as it cost the base design is very poor. Thanks

Sturdy and well-made. Easy to open and close. Compact enough to fit in a (roomy) purse. I get lots of compliments on it. Like it so much that I bought a second one for my husband.

This cane is sturdy and attractive. It adapts to the size necessary to support mobility for each user. Though it is light-weight, it has enough heft to give confidence it will support one’s weight. The handle is quite comfortable. This cane is worth the price.

Good but highly priced

This cane is very well designed. The wide base allows it to stand upright when leaning it against something isn't desired (like at a buffet line or in a men's room) and the magnetic folding of the cane makes it easy and quick to fold up for airport security, and very quick to grab and go as it transforms back from it's folded form to a full cane with a quick shake.

Good cane, but the handle is hard and not at all cushioned. I have arthritis in my hands so found this cane uncomfortable to use.