Whether you're looking for a mobility aid or a stylish accessory, learn how wooden walking sticks seamlessly combine tradition and modern needs while providing unwavering support and lasting charm.

Wood, for Steve “Hawkeye” Hamblin, is always alive. Especially if it’s dead. Understand, Hamblin uses an old-fashioned walking stick when most of the rest of the outdoor world uses trekking ...

Walking sticks have come a long way from their humble origins as mere support tools to becoming significant style statements. While today they are often associated with the elderly or those requiring ...

This solid wood walking stick from Brazos ranges in height options from 41 to 58 inches, but it’s not adjustable. You’ll need to figure out the height you need and order that model.

The second walking stick originated in Seattle. According to an April 5, 1944, Kearney Hub article, Powers fashioned a walking stick from wood from the 1848 Fort Kearny post office.

The genial World War II veteran leaned on the cane as he and Don Hawkins, a veteran of World War II’s Battle of the Bulge, talked about the Michigan Wood Carvers Association and one of its pet ...