Our classic Chatfield cane design has been reborn. This new and improved version is more durable and now features a lightweight, carbon-fiber body.
The iconic and award-winning form of the Chatfield handle endures. The soft silicone grip has a distinct upturned nose which is comfortable to hold and intuitively positions the hand directly over the shaft. This unique detail also allows the cane to rest against a wall effortlessly for quick access; it can be propped up on its nose or side, without the cane slipping or falling over as easily as generic canes often do.
We've merged traditional craft and modern composite technology with this updated hybrid version of our classic walking stick. A thin layer of premium walnut wood veneer is laminated to the surface of the carbon-fiber tubular shaft and then finished with a resilient clear matte coating.
Some people call it a tip but we call it a shoe. The unique tread pattern design is inspired by sneaker soles, and is compression-molded in a durable, slip-resistant rubber material. Our cane tips are replaceable, sleek and work great in a range of different conditions.
The handle is very comfortable. The stick is quite stylish. Very pleased with the purchase.
I love this cane. It's solid and stable, with a comfortable handle that doesn't make my hand smell the way foam handles do. And on top of all that, it's really nice looking! It is simply perfect.
United StatesJust what I have been searching for. The modern style, quality craftsmanship, premium materials, solid feel. I have purchased the metal one and the walnut. Very impressed
CanadaStylish, and cleverly designed. Love the splash of color!
United StatesSomeone who admired it (I assume) took my original Chatfield Walking Stick from my Costco shopping cart. To say I was upset and bereft is an understatement. I had to use one of “those other” canes for the time it took to get another Chatfield. The new CWS is not as worn in as the original but it does have the same blue handle and there is no doubt that it is ergonomically far superior to the typical stick. The other cane offset the weight exerted on it through the curve of the stem. For me, this caused the exacerbation of my arm and shoulder pain. The CWS becomes an extension of one’s arm and is comfortable to hold as well. The wide, flat handles on “those canes” bends the wrist at an uncomfortable angle. Though they are advertised as ultra comfortable, it was not. I may not be making myself clear; I’m not an engineer. But I recommend this cane to everyone who needs one.
Canada
