Switch Sticks Walking Stick, Walking Cane, Cane Chair, Quad Cane and Folding Cane with Seat is 34 Inches Tall, FSA and HSA Eligible, Supports Up to 220 Pounds, Bubbles

I bought this for a cruise, as I was expecting some long lines and wanted to be able to sit if I felt like it. Actually, when attendants saw me walking up with a cane, they brought me to the front of the line! Anyway, it's really cute but understated in looks. The seat works great, and really does offer relief if you need it. My sisters and I took turns using it, and we all loved it. Great purchase!

I’ve had mine for a year now. I use it every day. I love it. I’ve had knee replacement and 2 serious back surgeries. We have a puppy who takes forever to go potty. This has saved my life. I weigh 212 and never had a worry about stability. If you need a break on walks, buy this. 5 out of 5 for me.

I wanted a cane that I could make into a chair because standing too long hurts me so bad. This cane is amazing if you're light enough for it to support you. It's got a great design on it and it's so beautiful. I love the little fold-out chair, it's so cute and very helpful, if you can fit on it. I'm unfortunately too big for it. But it is a great cane chair for lighter people. I'm only giving it four stars because it's not very sturdy, like I said it's only for lighter people. I wish they could have made it more durable to handle a little more weight.

nicc and light weight

Wouldn’t fit in suitcase and wouldn’t be accepted by FFA.

I thought this would be perfect to take to grandkids' sporting events and outdoor concerts instead of carrying a seat while using my cane. Unfortunately, the seat is wobbly and very small. Very disappointed.

Works fine as a cane and makes it possible to go places where rest stops are not available. It pops into seating easily, is sturdy and then folds up in one motion.

This product will not be helpful to anyone who needs a seat because of pain from spinal problems. The seat is very hard, small, low, and molded into a shape that concentrates pressure on the back. The cane doesn't adjust to a comfortable height if one is above about 5'6". I immediately gave it away, and hope some one small can use it.The seat is so low and small that the tripod feels dangerously unbalanced. I should have sent it back, but had torn the box. Repairing returning such a large box seemed like too much trouble for me as I have difficulty walking.Terrible, not a functional design except perhaps for a short, small-framed person who needs a seat for difficulties such as breathing, lack of endurance, or maybe some knee or other orthopedic problem.