Instructor's Walking Cane - Tactical Cane - Cane Masters
Instructor's Walking Cane - Tactical Cane - Cane Masters
Instructor's Walking Cane - Tactical Cane - Cane Masters
Instructor's Walking Cane - Tactical Cane - Cane Masters Instructor's Walking Cane - Tactical Cane - Cane Masters Instructor's Walking Cane - Tactical Cane - Cane Masters

Featuring a polished and classic look, our Instructor’s Walking Cane is designed with safety in mind. This is the ideal everyday and tactical walking stick across most day-to-day applications and within the instructional environment. Offering ample gripping space, the horn of this wooden cane is rounded, with three sets of grips below the crook. The crook has been opened to allow an easier release when practicing throws and takedowns. Beautifully handcrafted and carved by master craftsmen, grips extend to the side of the shaft, allowing for a better hold on things as you go about your day, or in a self-defense situation. A custom walking cane, this self-defense stick can be customized to match your requirements. This cane is available in all wood types. Each walking cane or hiking stick comes with a standard black rubber cane tip.

Cane Masters offers custom wooden walking canes that come in various wood types, sizes, designs, and colors to fit the individual needs and style of walkers and hikers. Our canes not only provide support and reduce weight on an extremity, but also serve as a source of confidence and self-defense. Handcrafted in the USA using high-quality, USA-sourced materials, our canes are visually appealing and tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Whether for mobility, style, or safety, Cane Masters is the leading expert in custom walking canes.

  • 1” Round Oak
  • Medium Brown Stain
  • Round Horn
  • Top Grips Extended 
  • Middle and Bottom Grips 

      Instructor's Walking Cane

      $205

      Your Price $205

      Sizing Your Cane

      How to Properly Measure and Size Your Cane
      By H Keith Melton, President of Cane Masters LLC

      Anatomical dimensions may vary, even among individuals of the same height. To receive the most benefit from your cane, it is essential that it be properly sized for your body. If your cane is too long, or too short, it may not provide the necessary support and stability of a cane that is properly sized.

      Both methods of sizing your cane (below) assume that you are wearing your standard footwear. Depending on their design, your boots or shoes will add an inch or more to your overall cane length.

      For an accurate measurement of your cane’s optimum length, do the following:

      1. Stand with your back flat to a wall while wearing your everyday walking shoes,

      2. Stand upright, relax your shoulders, and allow your arms to hang with a natural bend (about 15 degrees) at the elbow,

      3. Have a second person measure the distance from your wrist joint (between your wrist and forearm) to the floor with a tape measure or yardstick. Note: if you perform this measurement on yourself, it will be inaccurate! The process of reaching across your body to measure yourself destroys the validity of the measurement,

      4.Round up the measurement to the nearest ½ inch, and then add an ½”.

      If you don't have a second person to aid you in determining the proper measurement for your cane, there is another method:

      1. Measure your height when wearing your standard walking shoes. Convert your height into inches.For example, if you are 5’ 10” in your shoes, your height is 70 inches.

      2. Divide by two and then add ½ inch to determine your approximate cane size.In our example, if you are 70 inches tall (5’ 10”), your approximate cane size would be 35” plus ½”= 35.5 inches. If you were 64” tall (5’ 4”), your estimated cane length would be 32” plus ½” = 32.5”.

      3. This method is usually accurate within one inch of your proper length.

      When your cane is properly sized, and you are standing in your walking shoes, the top of your cane should align with your wrist joint.

      It you are uncertain of your measurement, always err by making your cane longer. It's a lot easier to cut a cane that is too long, than it is to stretch a cane that is too short! Note: Canes with copper tips (ferrules) cannot be shortened. Be certain of your length before adding a copper tip to your cane order.
      Please remember: The information provided above is advisory and not intended to replace the recommendation of your medical professional. Our canes are useful for mobility and balance and are not intended to be used as a replacement for a crutch.
      Please call us at Cane Masters LLC, 1-800-422-CANE (2263), if you have further questions about the proper sizing of your cane.

      Additional rubber tips

      Additional rubber tips Price: $2

      Additional rubber tips Price: $2

      Additional rubber tips Price: $2

      Additional rubber tips Price: $4

      Additional rubber tips Price: $4

      Additional rubber tips Price: $4

      Additional rubber tips Price: $4

      Additional rubber tips Price: $4

      Additional rubber tips Price: $4

      How long does it take for my cane to be produced?

      All of our canes are fully customized. It takes roughly two weeks for us to cut the cane, sand, stain and finish the cane before we get it ready to ship.

      How much do the different wood types Weigh?

      Weight will slightly differ from cane to cane. That being said, our canes weigh between 1.6lbs and 2.6lbs with Oak 7/8" being at the bottom of the range and Octagonal Thumper Stock Hickory and Octagonal Pure Hickory Heart being at the Heavier end of that range.

      What wood type is the strongest?

      We look at strength of wood types by the density of the wood. We can calculate it by looking at its specific gravity — dividing the weight of a volume of the wood by the same water volume. A higher number usually means that it is a denser and more robust wood. The number is most useful as a comparison between different species of woods.

      - Hickory has a specific gravity of 0.7
      - Oak has a specific gravity of between 0.63 and 0.68.

      What is the benefit of a Palm Rest?

      The Palm rest is a big benefit because it allows you to distribute weight throughout the cane while utilizing it. For people with a back pain, arthritis, bad knees or hips can find a lot of benefit by finding better comfort while using the cane.

      Does the Octagonal cane have an Octagonal Crook?

      No. The crooks on octagonal canes have a round crook.

      Do you ship internationally?

      Yes we ship worldwide. You will be able to find international shipping rates at checkout.

      What Shipping Carriers do you offer?

      UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL.

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