Walking Stick Wrist Straps fit around the wrist comfortably without chafing, protecting the user from any irritation on their wrist. The straps allow the user to use their hands freely without having to put their walking stick down, so they can carry out tasks with confidence knowing their walking stick...

Each walking cane and walking stick in this collection has been specially selected  for a wedding party formal event, or theatrical production. Few events in life are as memorable as a wedding, which can put extra pressure on choosing just the right outfit. Once you've got your look all figured...

Although the rubber tip on your cane may require you to replace it at some point, that’s not the only reason you might decide to switch it out. Due to the many styles and colors of canes that are available, you might prefer to remove the original rubber tip on...

Finding a high-quality walking cane is important for anyone who relies on these instruments to stay mobile and stable. The right walking cane for you is the one that offers you the support you need, while also being comfortable and easy to use. It’s not much to ask for and...

In centuries past, well-heeled gentlemen, and ladies too, were seldom seen without a walking stick in hand. Unlike today, canes of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, often boasting handles of precious metals and jewels, served as symbols of wealth, power and social stature. They were much more a fashion...

A cane is a rod fabricated from wood, metal, plastic, or glass, used by individuals as walking aids, ceremonial or professional batons, or fashionable accessories. Some historians and collectors distinguish canes from walking sticks by materials, with the former constructed from bamboo and reed plants, and the latter from wood,...

Canes were, for a period of at least three centuries, as crucial a part of the male wardrobe as a pair of trousers is now. Indeed, men were likely to have several canes, to be used on different occasions‚ at the office, going out in the evening and at the...