Brazos Walking SticksReviews of brazos-walking-sticks.com

Recieved my dogwood staff the other day and am quite pleased with it. It is a little rougher design than some of their others but is straight, lighter weight, but quite strong. I was a bit surprised at it's strength. It seems good for trails and is quite fine for just suburban street use. There seems to be a new style of carving words into the piece but it is very pleasant for the wood. I am a bit predjudiced as this is about my 10th staff from here and I have never had a complaint. This staff holds up well with the others and if you are new feel confident in purchasing from this organization.

Ordering process great! Only time will Tell the rest.

Great cane, great service...

Brazos's website was very easy to navigate when I searched for and found a pine walking stick, 1.22 meters (48 in) in length. I didn't have any difficulty choosing the right size, selecting the order, and paying for the product through the website. I now eagerly await the walking stick's arrival. Additionally, the web page provided a helpful guide to assist me in finding the best stick size for my height. I had never seen such a guide before and found this immensely useful in choosing the best stick size for my hiking needs.

The walking sticks came very quickly and we are impressed with the quality.

Eager to use my new sticks this weekend. I think they will give me a good reason to get up and go more and I am looking forward to more fall walking.

I ordered this walking stick for my husband after he snapped his off closing it in the car door. It was old, dry and fragile. He had inherited it from my mom. So since he is always losing things, I very much appreciated being able to have his name and phone number engraved on the walking stick. It is very beautiful and he loves it. I hope he has it for many years to come. It arrived when it was supposed to. I had no need to contact customer service. I would reccommend this company.

These are great walking sticks. Haven't had much opportunity as yet to put them to real use, but hope to get back in the routine of taking walks. Had a few yard duties to take care of this summer and soon will take advantage of going on walks. At 83 years old, I have to choose which activity is most necessary.