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Read moreThe stick is stunning. The colour is a lovely blue shade. The glitter is subtle; it shimmers in the sun so perfect for daytime use but also has an edgy appearance for a night out
The stick was purchased for nights out and it doesn’t disappoint. Firstly people can see me coming in the dark. The stick is particularly useful dark venues e.g. theatre and cinema as it is easy to see. I cannot fault it
I honestly couldn’t be happier with this purchase! It’s super comfortable, really sturdy, and you can tell it’s made with care. I just wish I’d found it sooner—would’ve gladly tossed that annoying, clicky hospital stick ages ago. If you’re on the fence, don’t be—you’re going to love it!
Love the whimsical design and it feels sturdy with no clicky sounds when using. It's easy to adjust to the corect height and the moulded grip is comfy. So pleased this is my first stick as the quality is excellent. My only tiny thing would be I'd like the wrist strap/loop to be material rather then the plastic.
