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"Speak softly and carry a big stick -- you will go far."

-Teddy Roosevelt

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Men (and women) have been carrying sticks since there were men and sticks.

Hold a stick in your hand and instantly, you feel more secure, and you should.

Psalm 23, 4

Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou

art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me

A stick in the right hands (soon to be yours) is formidable protection, in addition to being

a handy addition to your walking stability.

Product warning:

Walking sticks made with a hammer head for a handle are not made for constant

use as a hammer.

A walking stick, properly handled in the hands of an expert, or in the hands of a

complete amateur can and will result in death, severe personal injury, maiming, broken

bones, brain damage, internal injuries, permanent disability, and basically any other

injury that can or may be attributed to blunt force trauma.

Anyone struck with or by a walking stick, either intentionally or unintentionally, are

almost guaranteed to receive severe injuries up to and including death.

You should fully understand your state and local laws in regard to personal defense

before carrying or using a walking stick. If you unfortunately live in a state or locality

that does not support the 2nd amendment right to keep and bear arms, you especially

need to be aware of your right, or lack thereof to self-defense, and your legal right to

protect yourself against someone intent on harming you.

On the other hand, you will find that the right to carry a “cane” is protected in many

places where carrying any other sort of personal protection is severely restricted.

Rather than detailing all circumstances, please research the particulars of any situation

where you may have question about carrying a “cane". However, as a handy example.

please research the regulations on carrying a “cane” through tsa screening onto a

commercial aircraft. We are not saying that you may not get pushback on carrying a

walking stick with a ballpeen hammer handle through tsa screening, but a regular

wooden walking stick of 3 foot length should pass screening as long as you follow the

rules.

A word about construction.

All of our walking sticks are constructed of one inch solid wood shafts. Handles are

made of wood, steel, copper and other substantial materials. All of our walking sticks

are produced in the United States of America.

Enjoy your walking stick in good health and peace of mind.