Flexsticks I bought 2 of these canes for 2 ladies. One has Parkinson's and we found that the Flexstick was dangerous. She trips on the tri-pod, so waste of money. The other recipient, 92-yr-old likes it somewhat but still reverts back to her old cane. Both ladies don't feel secure using them. Over all, Flexsticks are very lovely to look at but not too effective and they are very expensive.

Love my Flexstick I love my flexstick. I had to replace a rubber tip as I pulled it off after putting it in a shopping cart.. Response and shipping were prompt. Would recommend this company and product to anyone. Cheryl

Excellent!!! I have full body nerve pain and the flex stick has been able to get me out of my wheelchair the past few days. The springs allow the cane to work better than regular canes and helps lower my pain level while I'm out doing things. The springs also make it easier on my joints when I'm walking.

I love my Flexstick It took some getting used to, but now I really love my Flexstick cane. It's much sturdier than a straight cane and I feel secure using it. I love the purple color also. I'd recommend you try it out and see if it's good for you, too.

Big Scam The flexstick that I paid $150 Canadian for is no better than the quad cane that I paid $20 Canadian for.Actually the $20 quad cane that I have is more stable than the flexstick. They claim that it doesn't tip over and fall like other canes. This piece of junk tipped and fell so many times each day, the light bulb in the flash light broke. Do yourself a big favor. Don't fall for their scam like I did. If there are good reviews about it, then the posters of these reviews were paid to do so.