Melfort Pewter Derby Walking Stick

The Melfort Pewter Derby Walking Stick is a stylish and sturdy walking stick ideal for anybody looking for reliable support. It features a beech wood shaft that has been stained to give it a sleek appearance.

Key Features

• Fixed height of 36" (91cm) ideal for most individuals
• Sturdy beech wood shaft for reliable and attractive support
• Derby handle is comfortable to hold onto while walking
• Rubber ferrule helps to absorb impact with the ground while improving steadiness of use
• Beech wood shaft is stained for both longevity and visual appeal
• Melfort Pewter design combines elegance and versatility for a range of occasions

Beech Shaft

The Derby Walking Stick features a beech shaft with a fixed height of 36" (91cm). This height will be ideal for most individuals looking for a standard walking stick without having to worry about adjusting. It is advised that you measure this length for your personal use before deciding if this is the right length for you.

It has been stained for a more attractive appearance, while also improving longevity. The beech wood is also sturdy to use, providing you with a reliable mobility aid that will stand the test of time.

Derby Handle

For those looking for a simple yet comfortable handle design, the Derby handle is perfect choice. The palm can wrap around the handle with ease, and it is comfortable for most to grip onto while walking.

The handle can also be hooked over the wrist or on the edge of a table when it is not required, eliminating the need to place it on the floor and thereafter have to struggle to bend down to pick it back up.

Elegant Design

The Melfort Pewter design presents a visually appealing walking stick. It is named after Loch Melfort in Argyll, ensuring you can carry around a touch of style and elegance whenever you use the walking stick.

Included Ferrule

The rubber ferrule of the walking stick absorbs impact with the ground and helps to improve stability. This can help to improve comfort while using walking stick, while also protecting the bottom of the wooden shaft from coming into direct contact with solid ground, thus increasing both the longevity and safety of the walking stick.