Hip, Knee, Surgery Recovery Aid – Helps You Recover Faster from Surgeries and Injuries. Fully Adjustable Walking Cane Keeps You Moving, Increasing Circulation and Flexibility

I am 6'4" tall and if it is stable for me, it will be stable for you for sure. Also, most of these walker-type devices are so heavy. Getting them out of the car for many would be a challenge but this cane/walker is so lightweight and easy to get in and out of the car. If you feel like you need a little more support than a cane but want to avoid the bulkiness of a walker, this is for you. I had 2 fractures and torn MCL, ACL and meniscus bilaterally and I am tall so it really has been a challenge for me. I have bought wheelchairs, 2 different walkers, 3 canes,etc. and then I found this. This is BY FAR the best device for stability (with adjustable heights), it is the lightest and easy to get in and out of the trunk. I have felt very safe and stable since using it. Now I feel more confident to go more places with my new cane/walker. I am walking more normal and very steady now, thanks to this. It is life-changing for sure. It is the best and you will be thrilled with your purchase.

2022 08 15 Mon Review Amazon Rock Steady Cane INDISPENSIBLE—For Everyone Every home should own one or better, at least two, of these Rock Steady Canes (RSC). 61% of the several hundred reviews are 5-Star. I have spoken to the inventor/owner several times personally. HE ANSWERS THE PHONE as well as his friendly, knowledgeable staff of people working with him. My experience for this 5-star review has been over 6 months of actual use of the RSC in my own home. I have hit my 7th decade in life along with 2 knees and 2 hips needing replacement. I have gone from all sorts of “single pole” canes that fall over & do not begin to offer the stability & maneuverability of the RSC. The RSC itself is somewhat like a separated “walker”. The RSC fits in “tighter spaces” because it is separated into something similar to the single straight sides of a walker. Got a doorway that is” too narrow” for a walker? Got a non-linear angle of rising up & then stepping to a new area? Use a “RSC” that is made of aluminum. This petite 4” 11” woman can pick up & ROTATE (at any angle up to 360 degrees) with one wrist the direction in which I want to proceed. The combination of the “crossbar” below the top handle of the RSC means I can safely bend over & pick up something from the floor with zero fear of falling. Even if my own malady was a sprained ankle (something that can happen to a much younger person), the RSC would ensure safety from falling or tripping in one’s home. (Have never come close to tripping or falling with the RSC.) The footprint of the double “feet” of the RSC allows for it to be placed on the stair steps out & inside my home. I can “push” myself up or gently “allow myself down” with a much greater stability than a single pole cane permits. It is critical to our entire body that “we ambulate” and move to keep our entire body system “working”. It is unhealthy to sit/stay in bed for extended periods. Granted, with my current situation, I am not moving as quickly or as much as I know I will be after joint replacements. However, I AM moving, taking care of most of my needs by myself, & keeping my body as healthy as possible leading up to surgery. I am certain the RSC will assist me greatly in my recovery process. I have purchased 28 for this safety, health promoting, endeavor. In all ways, this investment is much better than possible institutionalized alternatives.

I bought this cane after double knee replacement surgery. I never used it as a cane, so I am unable to give any pointers or experiences on that. I purchased it as a stability "bar" for getting in and out of our small stall shower. This fit in well between the toilet and shower stall wall. It can wobble, but still gave me a feeling of security stepping in and out of our shower. The way I was able to wedge it in (outside the shower), provided just enough stability to not fear slipping. I felt confident and comfortable using this instead of trying to figure out where we could install a convenient to use grab bar. I have been happy with our purchase, but it might not be right for everyone or every situation. The height is easily adjustable.

This was used before a hip surgery for a family member, and helped them achieve a significant increase in stability and mobility while still allowing for greater possibility of walking to places where a walker would be impratical - therefore, greater agility. After hip surgery though only a traditional single stick-like cane is suggested and needed, this cane with two legs and four feet (2 per leg) was still used for night-time as a sort of extra handle where a walker was less practical as it couldn't fit by that wall. As a cane for anytime use it is probably great also - there is one very good video, maybe another, about this item that I watched before purchasing the item, and it is worth watching, because the cane is demonstrated in many different situations including for getting in and out of a car, and for walking on a quite steeply sloped sidewalk or road. By the way, both sides of the cane are adjustable.