Walking Cane with Seat for Men & Women,Portable Cane Seat with Carry Bag,Lightweight Anti-Slip Walking Stick for Seniors & Adults,Foldable Adjustable Cane Chair for Travel Hiking

What I especially like about this is that it's very light--maybe the lightest one on offer--and comes with a carrying case so you can sling it over your shoulder. The seat, though tiny, is functional, and the stand is not wobbly so I felt secure sitting on it.My only problem, and this is true for all such devices I checked, is that it's too long to fit in airplane overhead compartments. I'll have to check it in when I next travel by air.

This works really well, it's lightweight, but has plenty of strength to support my weight (250lbs). When folded it doubles as a nice cane if you need it.I think it's a little spendy for what you're getting, but I'm not seeing anything like it on offer for much less, so I guess that's the going rate for this sort of item.Recommend.

After a week at expo 2025 I can say the plummer seat has been a lifesaver. I have used it daily for the last 7 days. You can see it used for waiting in line outside and for viewing videos inside. Expo lines can be over an hour long outside. Inside, videos are sometimes 10 minutes or longer. Lots of walking in between so having a seat is essential for waiting. For long walks I carry it using the strap that was provided. For short walks I use it like a cane. I also use it as a cane when entering to avoid questions about its strange looks. I must say the seat is uncomfortable after an hour of sitting. But much less uncomfortable than my sore legs from standing for an hour. It has handled a 240 lb person sitting easily. Extremely quickly set up and closet down as lines shuffle and very lightweight but strong.

There is a circular piece that you push down to the bottom to hold the 3 legs together, or push up to the top to fold the legs out to make a stool. The circular piece does not click into anything at the bottom- it just bobbles around there. So there are metal-on-metal clattering sounds every single time you move the cane. It's insanely annoying, and I would like to throw this cane out the window. What a terrible design!It's certainly not comfortable (the seat is small and its hard plastic so it digs into your butt. It doesn't seem like it would be steady if you had any physical challenges. The two opposable parts of the handle, which flip out to form the seat, make the handgrip very bulky, which i found uncomfortable.

Seat not big enough or sturdy effort 300 lb man

This cane looks like the perfect solution to those times when you have to stand for long periods while touring. Well built and easy to use.

1. Not high enough for me as 6 ft. tall person.2. Does not stand by itself even though I installed a wider rubber foot.

Way too much packaging. A roughly 6 inch by 3 foot item came in a 3.5 foot by 2.5 foot box.