STEP2GOLD Ta-Da Chair Series 2- Portable Walking Stick, Cane with Seat, Foldable Chair, Hiking Stick, for Camping, Hiking, Lightweight Aluminum, Easy Carry, Anti-Slip

Very stable Well built Good Quality The weight is good Carrying case is very good Zipper works very good

I have arthritis in both knees. Whenever I go for a walk, if I walk too far or fast without taking a break...it usually ends in a flare up. Recently, I walked and was not able to sit down along the way. When I got home, my knees hurt for the next couple days. Been searching for a solution now for quite some time and I'm happy to say I found it. This allows me to take a break whenever and wherever I need it. At first, I ordered the medium size, but it was just a tad too short to use as a cane. So now I have the taller one and it is perfect. I will say that it is a bit heavier than a regular cane but nothing cumbersome or anything like that. It's so quick and easy to open and close. And the seat works! I'm 225 lbs and it has no issues holding me. This thing is very well constructed. But most importantly, it has enabled me to extend my walks by literally giving me the ability to stop and rest as needed. I can now go on walks with my wife again. If you have mobility issues or just need the ability to stop and sit down as needed...this could be your answer as well.

The height isn’t adjustable otherwise this works great. Other seat canes have different issues which this cane has solved. It is a little heavier than a regular cane but still light enough for use. It doesn’t have the three legged problem since it folds to one tip on the ground. Easy to fold and unfold. Could use a softer grip. Practical, portable. Good looks. I recommend it.

It's worth the money, folks. I weighed 227 lbs when I bought it (5'9"), and it's been quite sturdy (and FEELS sturdy) through a trip out of the country and around town at home x 9 months. I have a condition that disables me from standing for more than a few minutes without fainting, which makes being in lines at airports, doctors' offices, movie theaters, etc. impossible; this has saved me. It can be operated with one hand (and a knee for closing it); the mechanism for opening the chair and closing it is smooth, easy, and very simple. The chair seat is small, of course, but big and contoured enough for me to feel comfortable for up to 30 minutes. The one disadvantage for me as a woman is that one has to straddle the seat with the upright part between one's legs, sitting down by lifting one leg over the seat from the back of it, which feels.....unlady-like. To stand up and extract it, my legs have to spread a little. But I wear leggings, not dresses, so no big deal. Just a touch awkward, not a disqualifier. It IS nice to have the forward-facing upright part of the cane on which to rest one's hands while sitting (not to be used the opposite way). The weight of my regular canes is ~ 0.7 lbs; this is 1.7 lbs. I used it around the house before taking it to Scotland to make sure I was OK with that weight, and it's fine. I will say, I'm very lucky that my ordinary adjustable cane height is 34", which is exactly what this is. The height on this is not adjustable (although I think it comes in different heights?). The handle is not padded, being a hard contoured plastic, but I haven't had any trouble with my hand hurting with extended use - the angle is right. I'm so glad I bought it, especially after comparing the longevity of this cane chair to other ones. I've received many envious comments from others when I suddenly pop it open and sit, so I've ended up doing a number of enthusiastic demonstrations for others (ooh's and ahh's from the envious) as well as giving out ordering info.

10 STARS! I may have sold a hundred of these while traveling Europe. EVERYONE wanted to know where to buy one, so I told them. MIT must have designed this because it's aircraft rugged and works effortlessly just like in the video. And sooo light weight. My non-tech wife, with long fingernails has no problem. T H E perfect gift for aging parents to encourage them to walk till they're tired, then sit for a spell. Or how 'bout those long TSA lines, huh? It has a retractable plastic hook, but for taking lots of pictures I tied a 6" thin bungee cord to the D-handle to hook it to my belt loop or pants pocket for hands free. The canvas travel bag has a full length strap to hang this over your shoulder for carryon. I know it's expensive, but it's built to last and it won't collapse or injure you. I used those cheap, thin-legged golf club stools and they worried me, while parked on wet cobblestone. Nuff said.

I am extremely pleased with this cane seat. It is very well made, very sturdy, easy to open the seat and close it up. It is very light weight.

I'm 80 years old with normal aches and pains and some mobility discomfort. I've taken this clever little cane/stool on a lengthy cruise, on a beach vacation, and always keep it available whenever I might head out on a longer walk. With a couple of clicks, it unfolds to a stable little stool to take the weight off of painful hips or knees. Whoever thought of this and created the design is a total genius! Wherever we went in Europe, other people with the usual canes came up to ask where I had gotten such a marvelous device! Waiting in a line somewhere? Pop it open! Standing around at a cocktail party? Sit down! I have had no trouble boarding ships or airplanes with this device, it's easy to store in an overhead bin, and goes with me in the car to be used whenever it might come in handy. Just add a luggage tag to mark the cane as yours. I just walked a considerable distance down a Gulf shore beach. I could pause wherever I liked, then click open this little stool to rest and enjoy the view. The seat is angled slightly forward so straddling the seat and leaning forward toward the handle means you're perfectly balanced. Everything feels really secure. Of course, it's somewhat heavier than an aluminum folding cane, but the benefit of a seat far outweighs that issue. I highly recommend the Ta-Da! It allows me to go places I might otherwise not risk. It's completely changed what I'm able to do in my life!!! If you're using a cane, you absolutely need this one!

I just received mine and unboxed it. I am 5'2 and got the 32.2" model. The height is fine for me. The legs deploy easily and the seat height of 19 1/4" at the front and 20" at the back is fine for me and relatively easy to get back up from. It also folds back up easily. The mechanism seems to work well. The weight overall is good. BUT ... I find the hard plastic handle to be too hard on my hand. I wish it were more ergonomic and possibly padded or made of a softer material shaped to your hand. My major objection is the seat. For whatever reason, the company chose to insert its company name together with a honeycomb pattern on an 8" long x 1 1/4" wide gray insert that runs down the center of the 10 1/4" deep seat. These markings are raised. My boney posterior can feel every single one of those bumps and lumps, making it incredibly uncomfortable to sit on. The seat is approximately 9" wide overall, but the edges are curved down so the actual area that provides support is only about 7 1/2" wide. It just isn't comfortable. Not even for a few minutes. The only thing I can think to do is to use gorilla tape over that entire insert and then add a layer of 1/4" thick closed cell neoprene cut into 3 sections (like the seat) and then attach them with velcro or a contact glue of some sort as a cushion. In any event, it's going to cost me more to make this usable for me. I'm quite disappointed ... this isn't an inexpensive mistake.

Ótimo, muito prático

Très solide et facile à manœuvrer

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