Let me start by saying that I really like my Handy Cane. I have had 2 hand surgeries, have a bad back, and am always dropping things so having the grabber built into it makes it so much more convenient then having to haul a separate grabber with me all the time. There is 1 thing that I think if they were changed about it would make this a much better/safer feeling cane though, and that is the Handle. It is very cheap feeling like it could crack and break if too much pressure is placed on it when walking, or if it were to accidently fall over and hit the ground just right.

(Maybe it really wouldn't, but to me it feels like it could). Here is my main personal issue with the handle: My hands swell a lot so I have to wear compression gloves, (I actually wear the compression gloves that have the raised ribbed areas on the palms of them to make it easier to hold, grasp, and pick up items), but the plastic like handle on the Handy Cane along with the compression gloves, even with the ribbed areas on them, makes it feel slick in my hand, so I have to be super careful to not have it slide out of my hand while I'm walking. (I'm fairly certain that those folks when wearing Winter gloves very well could have the same issue too), so I wanted to be sure and mention that in my review.

IMO If the handle was changed to a more solid feeling material, or at the very least, had some type of non slick rubber type coating, or ribbed type area or something similar to that over it, it would be great. My plan to remedy this issue is to go and buy something like the material used to keep bowls from sliding, or something like that, and try to make myself a sleeve to fit over the handle somehow. Jojo mayer secret weapons for the modern drummer pdf to jpg file.

Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. Handy Cane (Small) All-In-One Walking Aid with Built-In Reacher Grabber; ›; Customer reviews. I have had 2 hand surgeries, have a bad back, and am always dropping. 0Comment Report abuse. I am hoping it doesn't crack if dropped, but so far it's great.

I've not personally run into any issues with the grabber section at the bottom breaking or anything like that that some of the other reviewers have mention, but if I do I will update my review to include that. So far the grabber section on mine seems to be working great, and holding up well, and it has come in very handy many, many, times already. If I were asked would I buy it again, I'd say, yes I would because it is in fact a very Handy Cane to have. IMO if they fixed the handle to make it feel, at the very least, less slick for those of use who are wearing gloves, they'd have a 10 star cane here. I think that covers my review, and thanks for taking the time to read it!!

Let me start by saying that I really like my Handy Cane. I have had 2 hand surgeries, have a bad back, and am always dropping things so having the grabber built into it makes it so much more convenient then having to haul a separate grabber with me all the time. There is 1 thing that I think if they were changed about it would make this a much better/safer feeling cane though, and that is the Handle. It is very cheap feeling like it could crack and break if too much pressure is placed on it when walking, or if it were to accidently fall over and hit the ground just right. (Maybe it really wouldn't, but to me it feels like it could). Here is my main personal issue with the handle: My hands swell a lot so I have to wear compression gloves, (I actually wear the compression gloves that have the raised ribbed areas on the palms of them to make it easier to hold, grasp, and pick up items), but the plastic like handle on the Handy Cane along with the compression gloves, even with the ribbed areas on them, makes it feel slick in my hand, so I have to be super careful to not have it slide out of my hand while I'm walking.