Hurrycane Walking Cane

Good cane. I had a Hurry cane for about 15 years. Finally the rubber on the handle started to peel off so I was looking for new one. I read reviews on Amazon and bookmarked several canes but then I realized that the one I had was a good reliable cane for so many years so I ordered the same one only in the new edition. It stands up much better than the old one so that is good. It feels comfortable to me because it is the same as I have been using. Why change if you have something that works so well

This is an excellent cane as long as it doesn't fall apart! I just bought my third hurrycane. The other two was purchased for my 87 year old father in July of 2015 and I purchased one for myself in October 2015. Both of those fell apart in November and December of 2016 due to the same equipment failure. It is comprised of 3 parts with an elastic bungee cord snaking up the center that is secured under tension on the top and bottom with a white metal clip. This clip keeps the bungee cord from springing back through holes in the center of the cane and the tension keeps the cane in one piece. When the white metal clip broke, the elastic bungee contracted, slipped though the holes and the cane fell apart! A check with Amazon shows that Hurrycane offers a 100% lifetime guarantee on material and workmanship... in fact I quote the following..."YOUR NEW HURRYCANE® COMES WITH A LIFETIME WARRANTY WHICH COVERS ANY DEFECTS IN MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP ARISING IN CONNECTION WITH THE NORMAL AND INTENDED USE OF YOUR HURRYCANE®. IF YOUR HURRYCANE® IS DAMAGED OR DESTROYED AS A RESULT OF DEFECTS IN ITS MATERIALS OR WORKMANSHIP, WE WILL AT OUR DISCRETION REPAIR OR REPLACE THE HURRYCANE® WITH A COMPARABLE PRODUCT." Well, I called them up and the lady at Hurrycane told me that she had never heard of this defect and that since I had them more than a year she doubted that they were covered but would refer me to corporate. As yet no calls. I feel that a broken metal clip that holds the entire cane together is a "material" fault and "lifetime warranty" means more then 16 months. My Dad and I are both disabled and never break the canes down into the 3 parts for storage... in fact we both need it all the time just to get around... so it is never used in anyway other then what was intended. As I said, this is a great cane up until the time it falls apart. I will update this if Hurrrycane ever gets back in touch with me.I apologize to HurryCane for not updating my comments in a timely manner. The Company rep did get in touch with me a few weeks after this negative posting and after explaining in detail the problem and pointing out lifetime warranty means just that... for a lifetime... they agreed to replace both broken canes which arrived about 6 weeks after my initial complaint. I'm not sure if my negative feedback had anything to do with it. To date I am still using mine. The 3 rubber feet are starting to collapse and the rubber on the handle is starting to rub off but I consider that normal wear and tear. It still works fine and I am updating my rating to 3 stars.Time for another update. It is 2020 and my replaced Hurrycane from 2017 has worn out... but that's a good thing because it has lasted almost three years with constant, heavy duty daily use. The rubber cups on the bottom are worn to the point where they could slip if I wasn't careful and the soft rubber coating on the handle(which is great) has pieces missing from my constant hard gripping. I'm a big, XXL, formerly athletic guy and I use the cane hard. I have Parkinson's. Neuropathy has partially paralyzed me on my left side with replaced hip and shoulder joints. I have also had 4 major back operations in the last 4 years and have 4 cobalt steel rods adjacent to my spine from my pelvis to just below the neck so trust me when I say that I use the cane hard to keep me upright and walking. Despite this heavy duty daily use, I have not had any additional problems with the bungee cord clip that I had complained about in my initial posting. Bottom line: I replaced my worn out hurricane with another hurricane. I guess buying another one is the best recommendation a person can give and I have upgraded the rating to 5 stars.

Nice, light weight sturdy cane. I hurt a tendon in my knee, so it will be nice once I am healed and won't need this cane it can be folded and put away ready for the next time! Let's just say I am accident prone! It folds up small enough I can store it in a drawer. Unless it is on an rough or uneven surface it will not fall over.

I began with a wood cane, the removable tip was good, but if a floor or surface is slippery, it is not safe to use. Nearly fell several times on wet floors. The quad cane is more stable if the four legs don't bend as they do on the Sugarcane. The four rubber feet bend with the whole base so there is less support and more wobble.I purchased 2 different Hurrycane's 4 years apart. I used a quad cane I bought with a rigid base and 4 screw on rubber feet inside the house for years and kept the Hurrycane in my car so I could use it when gone. The quad cane has no replaceable rubber feet and is wearing down. The original Hurrycane has 3 feet and the base is solid enough, but will not stand up on it's own.This new one will stand on its own, on a solid surface, not carpet. The base rotates and both fold up for storage. A nice feature. The new Hurrycane has replaceable rubber feet that are screwed into the bottom. It feels as stable as my other Hurrycane. I find both safer and more user friendly with a solid rubber handle. The Sugarcane I returned for a refund after less than a week of use inside my home only. I just didn't feel safe using it as it rocked to much on the rubber base and the handle felt squishy.I highly recommend the Hurrycane.

I had a cane of a somewhat similar design that was finally falling apart. I purchased the Hurrycane as a replacement. I used it yesterday, and it felt more secure than my previous cane. It helped me walk a straight line and helped me keep my balance. Other reviewers noted they had trouble with the cane not wanting to stand on carpet. The carpet in our house is not a particularily fluffy carpet and the cane did not have a problem standing on it. I'm guessign that on more shaggy carpets it might have a problem. My previous cane had a round base and would be prone to "roll" if the cane was leaned against something. I don't think this one will have that problem. It was easy to set up and folds nicely. Since I had good luck with it on the initial use I suspect I will like this cane a lot.

Great product. I have seen videos on youtube about the Hurrycane, and it seems to be a very popular product with some nice features, so I ordered one from Amazon. It looks great, and I have neuropathy in my feet, which affects my balance, and with this cane, I can walk around with no balance problems at all. I love it. It won't stand up on a rug, but is fine on tile and wood floors.

This cane was bought for my husband who was having difficulty walking due to an injured knee. Our son, a DPT, recommended this product saying it was one that many of his patients use. It came very quickly and was a life changer. It is sturdy and reliable. Due to the larger base, it is able to stand by itself without falling over and is safer for walking.This is a great product and is highly recommended.