Using Wrist Strap

Item #:40012

Cane wrist strap with swivel. The swivel prevents the strap from getting tangled when using the strap.

Item #:4001

Wrist strap with snap off clip. Works with most canes.

Item #:4002

Genuine leather hand braided strap. With Snap Clip attachment. The snap attachment makes it very easy to add or to remove from a cane.

Item #:4009br

Faux leather hand braided strap. With Snap Clip attachment. The snap attachment makes it very easy to add or to remove from a cane.

Item #:4009bk

Faux leather hand braided strap. With Snap Clip attachment. The snap attachment makes it very easy to add or to remove from a cane.

Item #:50942

This light-weight staff made of the natural Chestnut wood weighs in at an unbelievable 8-9 ounces depending on length and girth. The staff exhibits its natural beauty showing the woods actual knots and imperfections. The root knobbed handle and shaft have been buffed and polished to display a perfect smooth sheen. Each one comes with a leather strap that is attached through the Chestnut shaft.This chestnut wood walking stick is a must have accessory for any hiking or walking adventure.

Item #:1799

Adjustable from 34" - 54". Perfect for travel or to keep compacted in a bag for a hiking trip. Foam padded handle and wrist strap included.

Item #:246121

Each hair on the head of this loyal English setter is visibly carved into the intricate resin handle. The detailed facial features of this cane show the Setter in a focused stare. This cane was hand crafted in Italy. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a double brass ring collar. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:707133

The hand carved stallion handle on this walking cane exhibits incredible detail. The sharp facial features of the horse are brought to realization by the black beaded eyes. The molded resin handle is set on top of a natural chestnut shaft giving this cane a rustic appearance. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223618

The handle features a brown resin alligator head which is so rich with detail and depth it looks realistic. Contrasting yellow eyes peering out from the deep brown color of the head provide this cane with an alluring charm. The beechwood shaft has a walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A stylish brass collar adds sophisticated appeal to this collectors piece. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223624

"The brown resin handle is made to look like the head of a mallard duck. Every feather is carefully etched, exhibiting the quality workmanship on this detailed masterpiece. The featured green glass eyes give this collectors piece a realistic touch. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A stylish brass collar adds a classy sense of appeal. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls."

Item #:223630

The fictional character, Sherlock Holmes, complete with tobacco pipe and deerstalker cap is featured as the handle of this cane. Attention to detail is precise on the brown resin carving of Sherlock Holmes, head and facial features. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A sophisticated brass collar adorns this cane. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223640

The fierce roar of the powerful lion is perfectly depicted through the detail carved into this brown resin handle. The green glass eyes appear to be in a focused stare, this adds a level of realism to the loin. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. Complete with a sophisticated brass collar, this cane is a true work of art. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223940

Comfort and style are two of the wonderful qualities this cane possesses. The pale color of the faux buffalo horn T handle is infused with swirls of darker browns sporadically feathered throughout. This gives the cane handle more depth and a realistic appearance. The flawless black lacquered shaft makes this cane a perfect accessory for everyday and formal settings. Adorned with a shiny brass collar, this cane is sure to an elegant addition to your collection. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:246102

The beige colored scrimshaw carved handle features an extremely detailed Pyrenees mountain dog. The regal appearance of this cane makes it no surprise that this breed of dogs served as the official dog of the French court. This hand carved masterpiece will be a gorgeous addition to any collection. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a double brass ring collar. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223856

The bashful mallard duck bows its head, forming the traditional tourist handle for this walking cane. Every feather is carefully etched in the brown resin handle, exhibiting the quality workmanship on this detailed masterpiece. The featured yellow glass eyes give this collectors piece a realistic touch. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A stylish brass collar adds a classy sense of appeal. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:246123

A noble Doberman pinschers head is flawlessly carved into the mahogany colored resin handle. The detailed facial features of this cane show the Doberman with a focused stare. The ears of this canine have been set back to allow the users hand to grip the handle. This cane was expertly hand crafted in Italy. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a brass ring collar. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:707051

A scrimshaw carving of the mallard duck has been attempted by many. This duck handle however; is perfected by the contrasting colors of the realistic beak, subtle quills and brightly colored eyes. This collectors cane is made more rustic by the natural chestnut shaft. This shaft is slightly knotted and has been stained a rich walnut color to protect and enhance the natural properties of the wood. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223049

A depiction of a Tyrannosaurus Rexs head makes a wonderful conversation piece. Cast from molded resin this walking cane shows the T-rexs rough skin and razor sharp teeth. The green glass beaded eyes make this miniature dinosaur a more life-like replica. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a classic brass ring collar. This cane was expertly hand crafted in Italy. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:223408

"The flirty duck on this walking cane has a puckered beak and appears to be batting her eyelashes. Her green-yellow eyes are circled in brilliant feathers. The contrasting colors of the beak, eyes and feathers make this can handle seem lively. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a classic brass ring collar. This cane was expertly hand crafted in Italy. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls."

Item #:246101

The beige colored scrimshaw carved handle features an old Hound dog after many years of faithful companionship. Only canes made with such high quality craftsmanship can show the realism and artistry this cane exudes. This hand carved masterpiece will be a lovely addition to any walking stick collection. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a double layered brass ring collar. This cane was expertly hand crafted in Italy. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:246100

The beige colored scrimshaw carved handle features an extremely detailed depiction of a cat playing with a ball of yarn. Only canes made with such high quality craftsmanship can show the realism and artistry this cane exudes. This hand carved masterpiece will be a gorgeous addition to any collection. The walnut stained beechwood shaft is adorned with a classic brass ring collar. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:246003

A silver plated carousel horse head is certain to bring back childhood memories. Whether for a cane collector or to use out on the town, this detailed depiction of a carousel horse in reigns is sure to get attention. The beechwood shaft has a rich walnut stain that enhances the natural beauty of the wood grain. A stylish silver collar adds a classy sense of appeal. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.

Item #:246009

This silver plated walking stick features a fancy multitier design with a bit of a traditional appearance in spite of the sleek contemporary design. The flawless black lacquered shaft makes this cane a perfect addition to any collection or for use at special events. Adorned with a shiny silver collar, this cane is sure to an elegant addition to your collection. Since 1825 Comoys of London has offered some of the most unique walking sticks and canes in the world. In 1999 Comoys of London stopped producing collectable canes and walking sticks. Fashionablecanes.com recently acquired Comoys last known batch of collectable walking sticks and canes. Due to the collectability of Comoys product line and our limited small remaining supply many of these items will be sure to increase in value over time. These items are collectors walking sticks and are not intended for orthopedic use. Many of Comoys collectable walking sticks are not designed with a comfortable hand grip. The handles may be damaged when not properly cared for. We recommend using a table holder and wrist strap to help in preventing drops and falls.