Dynamo Cyclone Cane Maximum Grip for Every Step. Designed for All-Day Comfort. Built to Keep You Steady and Safe. Stability You can Trust, Anywhere You go. (Black)

What an amazing cane. Super sturdy and strong. Gives you confidence to put weight on it. Large wide handle gives you ample area to grip with non-slip cover over top. The bent design makes it lots easier to get up off a chair or a sofa while also giving more stability to just walking normally. The cane end can get a little slippery on wet surfaces but that has been the case on everyone I've tried up till now. Just a great product overall.

Very nice sturdy cane. Very easy to adjust to the right height and nice bottom cushion.

Great

I have bought maybe five of this basic design. When usable, it rates an unequivocal 4 or 5. However, there are two design flaws: 1 the foam grip is extremely comfortable and functional, but wears out and is hard to replace. 2 the height adjustment pin is held by a fragile plastic clip which breaks from minor impacts, such as dropping it to a sidewalk, so the cane becomes unusable. I have been able to repair it by replacing the pin with a thick bolt, but the adjustment is lost.

Review after using for a year.The good: sturdy cane, no fears it will collapse.The bad: RIP-OFF! There is literally a razor sharp metal edge they designed right beneath the proprietary silicone handle (see photos). Well, I guess it’s not obvious to the company that made this but I’d call this a serious engineering flaw. They call it “normal wear and tear” that caused a matching rip in the silicone cane right over the razor edge. And since they don’t see it as their problem, they want me to pay them around $20 for a replacement handle that will also soon also succumb to the razor edge they have designed beneath it. I paid $60 for this cane but it’s now $45. It should be recalled. If I buy a replacement “cyclone” foot (which I would expect to wear out), I’m probably spending as much as a new cane anyway.Another con: I’m 5’10” and this cane falls short of properly fitting my height. According to my P.T. it’s about 2” too short, or maximum height of 5’8”. Which makes me wonder why the demo pictures show someone seemingly as tall or taller than me. If you are a short person this cane will probably work (as long as you keep a large stock of silicone replacement handles), but why isn’t this able to accommodate an average height American male?(Earlier review. I kept the cane for a year and update is above). Took a chance on a $60 Chinese-built cane. And to my surprise I’m very pleased with this, *ALMOST* perfect. In my one day test, it’s rock solid and the adjustment mechanism is brilliant (though extremely stiff and hard to pull, maybe oil would fix this). The grip is super comfortable and I love the angle.One oversight that will result in this going back: I’m only 5’10 and the dang thing doesn’t adjust long enough to properly use! You’re supposed to have a 15 degree bend in your arm, which inside my home seemed to be possible, but when I walked in the “real world” I noticed my arm was often straight down and that will lead to pain and problems. I spent part of my PT session having my therapist evaluate it and she said it’s around 2” too short at it’s highest extension. I know this is an unusual design as the handle goes forward, but even then it should meet the wrist but it falls way below that. I already have arm pain from a little use.The inventor in the videos doesn’t seem like a short guy, so I’m really confused about why a 5’10” guy like me seems to have gone beyond the length of this cane’s ability. I know the “bend” design adds a limitation to the length an extension can be hidden away, but this is way too short. Perhaps a larger version needs to be offered for people over 5’8 or so. If I was to add one more thing, a stiff spring in the handle to offer a little “give” would be nice.

Sturdy

The cyclone cane is a fabulous piece of kit but you must know that they are built to fail at some point.. We all know nothing is built to last forever but this cane manufactured to fail.You're cane will last about two years before two of the main failure points start affecting you're cane.. The two points are.. the handle and the big tip end. There is a fix you can do on the tip end but it has to be done as you receive your new cane... But it does work. Simply pull off the tip(it is hard to pull it off, but will come off eventually) and drop a washer down the hole, make it tight. This will stop the cane cutting through the rubber tip end... This is main failure point for the stick, and a new tip is sixty dollars.You might has well buy a new cane!The handle fail.. Is hard to fix.Honestly I can't see any reason that these canes should fail at these points,Unless it is deliberately built into these sticks. Good sticks yes, but after two years.. Be warned. Happy walking.. With a cane that will at least never need a new tip!