This is a stout tall walking stick… This is a stout tall walking stick which can be easily dismounted into three parts for travelling. It has an attractive grain and color and an excellent rubber end, which gives a very firm grip. The vibe is "hiker" or "pilgrim". It's milled out of a large piece of oak, not made out of a stick. If Brazos made the middle piece smaller, and reorientated the screw-in male/female parts, it would be possible to have a long stick and shorter stick in one.

More than a quality product Brazos makes an excellent product, I am delighted with it and especially appreciate the prompt shipping. The walking stick replaces one I bought a few years ago at the Texas Rangers Museum in Waco, possibly made by Brazos? What's more, Brazos helps me remember our happy trips to the hill country when our son worked for the US Army at Fort Hood. A welcome souvenir, if you will.

Most rubber walking stick tips that are… Most rubber walking stick tips that are big enough to fit the diameter of a wooden walking stick tend to have a tapered shape, flaring out at the bottom and that flare has a tendency to get caught on things when you're hiking, the Brazos has a nice rounded shape that works perfectly. Only been on two hikes with the new tip and it's holding up nicely.

EXPERIENCE About twenty years ago, I was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in my feet and ankles. Soon thereafter, I started using a cane. Not long after, I used a discount coupon at my hardware store to buy a Brazos twisted oak crook-necked cane. Stylish, strong, and aesthetic, I genuinely like them, and with their "hook" on my forearm, I can handle objects with both hands, and quickly return to use the cane with which ever hand is appropriate.

First First, the products. I very much like the rustic hardwood root canes. And, as nearly as they can be replicated in the same fashion, the walking sticks. Secondly, I like the prices - quite reasonable. Third, the service - turnaround from order to delivery is very quick.