Iron Bamboo Rustic Walking Stick

Light, and excellent height, I use the 58 inches size. Bamboo is light and strong. I do not overstress the stick prying downed tree branches. I've been using the sticks I find along the river, up to now, for river shore hiking. Now this is my FIRST ever store bought walking stick, just to check out how a store bought higher quality stick compares to what I gather and have used for years. Where I hike, Ohiopyle State Park, the Youghiogheny river shore massive and medium size 'boulder fields' up and down the river at the Park, there are yearly deposited "beaver cut walking stick" sized sticks, that I've been using, and my truck bed is full of all my "backup" walking sticks. I wanted to see and compare a store bought stick, the people who made the bamboo stick I purchased did a good job. I've done the toughest sections of the river shore boulders, and the rubber tip is quite helpful. I will be purchasing MORE tips, as I really put the rubber tip to high volume use, and rely on it not slipping, and it works well. Thankyou Brazo's stick makers, the bamboo one is a pass by me. 58 inch because I constantly am using the longest size of the sticks, to steady my scrambling between and to and from boulders.

The second one I ordered. Both are very well made, excellent finish and workmanship. Very light and strong, you control it, it does not control you as a convential one would which would be much heavier.

Great stick for not only support walking but defense as well.

What's so lightweight that it feels like it's made of plastic, but so strong that you can't even flex it slightly no matter how hard you try? THIS STICK. I purchased the dark brown "Iron Bamboo" stick. It's very straight, only slight deviations from true, slight knots, as you'd expect from bamboo, however this does not feel like bamboo in the hand It's just as light, but it's a lot more solid. It feels like congealed air. It's so light in fact, that if you're looking for a staff for possible self-defense, I would look for a heavier one, perhaps the hickory version, although I can't vouch for that one because I do not own one. Still, it's a really great feeling stick in the hand. Highly recommend.

Like the light weight and solid feel of this smooth bamboo walking stick compared to my other wooden walking sticks.

I love this company. The prices are modest, and the sticks are nice-looking and sturdy. They also help. I have a minor nerve damage in my left foot, and this remedies it.

I like the feel and rustic look of this walking stick. Just holding it makes you feel like your walking through a calming forest. It's attractive and with a cooling effect on your hand as you grip it. It's no completely straight, since it is taken right from the tree, so to speak. But it's straight enough. It's also very sturdy and unbreakable. You could even use it to defend yourself if needed. The price was also very reasonable. I recommend this item to anyone looking for a reliable, tough walking stick that won't break your wallet nor will it ever break on you.

I know my dad should be using a cane or something along those lines. But this helps him when he just wants to take a quick walk (as quickly as his legs allow). After a few months, it finally broke, but that's not the fault of the cane, rather the fault lies with his Parkinsons. His previous stick he lost due to him leaving it in the back of the truck. One thig is for sure, These sticks can take abuse and are very reliable.