Walking sticks are fairly simple, but it's important to know the correct terminology to make the right decision for you. The ferrule is the part at the bottom of your walking stick, absorbing shock and providing grip. Read on to learn more.
Do you need a walking stick but are unsure of which size to choose? Read our guide to finding your perfect length stick!
Offset, or swan-neck, canes are increasingly popular in the medical community, as they position your weight directly over the stick. Here we cover the practicalities of offset canes and what it is that makes them so special.
Derby canes are practical, versatile, elegant and extremely popular. What are the advantages of a Derby cane, and where do they come from? Why has this traditional design remained such a favourite?
Although many people have walking sticks as collectors' items or fashion accessories, their predominant use is as mobility aids. In order to reduce strain it is important to make sure you are using your walking stick the correct way.
Have you ever wondered which wood best captures the spirit of your favourite country? Showcase your national pride by choosing a walking stick built from that wood. We've written this fun and interesting guide to Walking Sticks by Country.
Sustainability: the quality of causing little or no damage to the environment, and therefore being able to continue existing for a long time. We live in an age when everyone is becoming keenly aware of how crucial the well-being of our planet is for our own existence. To make sure you know exactly what you're getting when you choose one of our many Classic Canes products, we've decided to put together this short article that explains the measures Classic Canes take to keep their business as eco-friendly as possible.
Walking sticks are in constant touch with the ground, so it's no surprise that your walking stick is only as effective as the ferrule you use with it. As a result, when you're searching for a replacement or spare ferrule, it's important to carefully consider which walking stick tip you'll use next. Find out which factors to consider when you're selecting your next ferrule by reading our blog.
Hiking is an excellent and fulfilling pastime, but it can cause knee and ankle pain when you become more devoted to the activity. Thankfully, walking sticks and poles can take a significant amount of pressure off your body. But where can you purchase a hiking stick? Find out where you can get your hands on one by reading our helpful blog!
We'll be honest, wooden walking sticks can be found in a range of different shops and outlets. But finding a supplier who is as passionate about walking sticks as we are is a greater challenge. Find out where you can purchase wooden walking sticks that have been made from only the best natural resources by reading our blog.