Adjustable Aluminium Derby Walking Cane with Hedgehog Design

With its fun cartoon hedgehog and mushroom pattern, you'll feel right at home in parks, forests, or even just your garden, using the Adjustable Aluminium Derby Walking Cane with Hedgehog Design. Featuring a strong aluminium build with an adjustable height to fit most users, a non-slip rubber base and a comfortable derby handle, it's functional and reliable too. No need to hedge your bets with this reliable walking stick!

Key Information

• Height: 73 - 95cm (29 - 37")
• Shaft Pattern: Hedgehog design
• Shaft Material: Aluminium
• Shaft Colour: Green
• Handle Style: Derby
• Handle Pattern: Hedgehog design
• Handle Material: Aluminium
• Handle Colour: Green
• Ferrule Size: 16mm (1/2")
• Ferrule Style: Rubber
• Weight: 265g

Traditional Derby Handle

This type of handle, which some have claimed to have been invented by a Lord Derby, who wanted a supportive walking stick that he could also hook over his arm, is one of the most comfortable walking stick handles, that an be held in either hand. Its elegant shape gives any cane a classic, sophisticated appeal.

Sturdy, Light and Aluminium Build

Aluminium walking sticks are sturdy and lighter than most wooden walking sticks. This cane weighs only 265g, making it light enough for people with limited strength. 

Adjustable So You Get the Best Fit

Really handily, this walking cane has an adjustable height, which ranges from 73 - 95cm (29 - 37"). This means that every user, can get their perfect, customised fit.

Feel Right at Home in the Garden or Park

This walking cane has a really fun and rustic hedgehog themed design. The pattern covers the whole shaft and handle of the stick with a repeating design of cute hedgehogs, oak leaves, acorns and mushrooms. 

What If Hedgehogs Aren't for You?

If you would prefer a walking stick design featuring another animal, we also carry the same stick with a number of different animal designs:

• Classic Cats
• Highland Cows
• Hare and Tortoise 
• The Black Sheep 
• Puffins
• British Woodpeckers
• British Songbirds
• Kingfishers 
• Dragonflies
• Bees