Climbing Assist Cane

Anyone needing a cane and having to go up and down stairs should have one of these. This model is particularly good because the feet on the bottom of poles are wide and provide added stability. When the rehab facility saw this they immediately bought one for their physical therapy room for patients to practice using stairs. Wish I had invented it!

This product is wonderful! We have a few steps (with uneven step heights) into the house without a railing. My husband had knee surgery and getting up even a few steps was painful and dangerous. This adjustable cane is so helpful. First of all, it is adjustable in both step height and step width and handle height. It is extremely easy to adjust. I'm so glad I ordered this adjustable one! Of course, take caution with someone who is not super stable, as I would not let them use this without supervision. Also, the first cane I received had a small issue. The company sent an email asking if I was satisfied and I mentioned this issue. They resolved it without question and very promptly, which I appreciated so much. I highly recommend this cane and seller!!

This cane has made a huge difference in my recovery. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, and the ergonomic design makes it comfortable to hold. I feel secure and confident on stairs again, which has boosted my mobility and mood. A must-have for anyone healing from leg or knee issues—simple, effective, and well worth it!

Instructions were easy to follow and it was simple to put together. The level of adjustability to accommodate different types of stairs is excellent and it works quite well. Having two different places to hold is actually more convenient than I thought it would be. This is excellent for home use, but probably not practical for going out as it would need to be adjusted for each different type of step.

I don’t know how others bent their stair canes but this was a game changer after having surgery for the third time on my knee. My good knee was buckling too and I was afraid of using the stairs but with this device I was able to go up and down stairs much easier and much earlier than expected. I was even able to use it to get to my other walking aids by tilting it back a bit and using like a regular cane from the steps to where my walker/other cane were.

Two stars because the idea is good and I can't find anything else like it, but unfortunately it ended up being a waste of money. I bought it to use after getting knee surgery, but it was so wobbly that I didn't feel safe using it. I have standard height/depth indoor stairs and yet it was impossible to adjust this to an even height parallel to the steps -- it was either tilting slightly back or slightly forward. One of the two feet was also crooked, making the whole thing less stable than it should be. The metal looks sturdy in the pictures but in reality is pretty light and flimsy. I tried putting my weight on it to go up the stairs but it was wobbling and swaying. I would not recommend.

Unfortunately, my husband did not feel stable using this stair cane, but I’m glad someone is working on the problem. The cane is VERY well made and feels like solid construction. It is a bit tippy if the person using it is not 109% sure on there feet which is why someone would buy this. I am able bodied and could have used this when I broke my toe, but for my terminally ill husband it just wasn’t enough security even when I was right near him. Well made, pretty easy to assemble, very adjustable, a bit costly, but that is why it is well made. I wish it could have helped more.

Very useful going up and down stairs with me having a bad knee. Keeps me steady and confident that I won’t fall