I collected a few walking sticks years ago from places like charity shops but it was clear to me people were a lot smaller years ago, any I bought one with a knob type handle and when I got it home I found it was actually a sword within the stick probably 100 years old
You know how high that is my friend! If you dont go see it at the zoo! This same walking stick is on wish for half the price. If you look around on there you can find it for like 25 bucks! Now that's a deal! Of course it takes a month or so to get it from Wuhan China. Hey Seals how about a subscribe? I have some cool videos of Rambo knives and all manner of other cool dude stuff. Check it out!
@@babyseals4872 Well that is your call my friend. I washed mine down real good with soap and a rag cause when it came in you could smell it across three sand dunes. I guess them Chinese factories don't have good shitters and sewage cause everything that comes from there smells like somebody crapped in the box...
@@AOATSURVIVAL hahaha so true….there’s videos on TH-cam on just how unsanitary that place is….like kitchens that wash their pots and pans in the bathrooms….I’m not some germophobe neat freak but as a basic common sense principle you don’t mix kitchens and bathrooms into one….I subscribed and am going to check out all your videos as soon as I get back home from vacation.
Great review. I enjoyed the laid back manner, levity, humorous but not goofy. Well done. And damn I gotta get one of those walking sticks. MacGyver would have conquered the world and still be in charge if he had gotten his hands on that.
Thank you Sir! I appreciate the kind words, and I hope you have a great new year! That being said I was a big McGyver fan. Still keep a Swiss Army Knife in my pocket. I ordered 2 more sections for it, and will post how that goes. Subscribe and check out some of my other reviews. Thank you Sir for watching!
In the UK, this would be pointless to have. We're automatically arrested for having anything remotely like this with us, in any outdoors setting. As soon as the word "Tactical" is added to anything of this kind, it becomes illegal to have with you in any place to which the public has right of access (they don't have to actually be there, or ever be likely to be there) "by express or implied consent", so that makes it impossible to justify, in Britain! We can't even have small folding knives on us, legally, or even in the boot ("trunk"?) of a car - automatic arrest, on the spot! Suggestion...never move to Britain - I live in a criminal's paradise!
Wow! That's really interesting Mate. I served with some British Soldiers during my time in the Army and they told some stories like that. I would love to have a conversation with you about British survival kits. What do you do if you get into a survival situation? No knife? That sucks friend.
@@AOATSURVIVAL I have no survival kit, but I'm always interested in reading about what MUST go into them/one. This is not a country in which we can feel safe in carrying anything, really.
@@ianmcklatchie4390 That is a bummer man. You know Bear Grylls carries a knife... and Lofty Wiseman has been teaching survival in England for years. What do you use when your camping on holiday?
Actually in the UK it’s perfectly legal to carry a folding, non-locking knife with a blade 3” or less. You don’t even have to justify carrying it to police.
Mine just arrived today. I love this tactical walking stick/cane/self defense weapon. I didn't get the Black version but rather the Gray version. The empty tubes on mine will be filled with cleaning wipes, bandages, miniature flashlight, USB cord and etc.
@@AOATSURVIVAL theirs no better feeling than being able to make something that's useful or artistic. Maybe one day I'll do some videos on youtube but Ive a long way to go yet. Great vid on the stick by the way. Tried to find it on Amazon but it's a watered down version in the UK, no knives and saws, so I'll keep making my own. Thanks for reply buddy, great to know theirs real folk out their
It is neat. I think for the concrete jungle, it would do good for attitude adjustments. For long hikes, you said it yourself, it is heavy, it's gonna wear you out. My rule of all day hiking sticks is that it should carry me, not me carry it. For this, I have really enjoyed iron bamboo over the years. Super strong, super light and you can whip it fast enough to clear a path through brush and briars if you are sans machete. Plenty of snakes where I am too, so always have a pokey stick. Cheers.
Thank you for the comment my friend! I appreciate you watching and taking the time to post about your experiences. I do like bamboo, and I have a much lighter metal stick, and a wooden stick both suitable for longer hikes in the woods. I rarely use this tactical walking stick because of the weight for sure. Thanks again for the comment!
Very cool, wanted one, I camp hike, and really hate to admit I needs a lil help walking at 40, but it was a fun life, now I found a staff and a cool tool to help me on me journey. If I'm correct, they have an ax and shovel that can hook to it as well, so yeah, thanks 😊
@@AOATSURVIVAL ahhh I figure as much, thanks for the tip. Gonna need a bigger bag then. I wonder if the ax and shovel are compatible, ill know after I get the rite kit, an report back. They have plenty different ones, I wonder which is the best. Gonna be a fun test
@@davidrepp8687 Hey David! Check out the video I posted on the lighter weight model from wish. It's a nice walking stick at much less weight and cost. Thanks for watching brother.
Purchased mine a month ago after watching this great video. It's sturdy. And I feel safe when I walk with it. Not to mention it helps minimize some hip pain . But can I take this on American airlines ?
I will say that you may NOT take this walking stick on an airplane unless you are flying Jolly Fats Weehawken. I've seen people with live chickens on their flights. Technically if all of the weapons were removed it would be legal to take on a flight according to the TSA website, but I wouldn't chance it. I mean you could hit someone with a carry on bag or a tablet/ laptop. Why would they care if you brought a walking stick? Getting hit in the throat with a tablet really hurts. Just ask my ex neighbor that took mine off of my porch when UPS delivered it. Thanks for commenting and watching cousin! We appreciate you! Like and subscribe if you have the notion pardner. Thanks again!
I know what you mean friend. I just did a video on their other walking stick. Here's the link th-cam.com/video/WvaDQ7Q6oEs/w-d-xo.html thanks for watching and commenting cousin. We appreciate you!
Before you order one let me drop a link on you, Doc! share.temu.com/J9N7TPnYjNA That's from the Temu website. Much cheaper than Amazon, and it's the exact same product. If you get on the Temu app or website, you can search "tactical walking stick" and find a number of others in the 25 dollar range. They are much lighter but still have the tools in them. I like the lighter version for hikes through the woods. Sturdy enough to do its job, and you can fill the empty tubes with your own gear that will work if you need it. Now, if you ever hike in East St. Louis you will want the heavy one. And body armor, and a shotgun with a decent choke on it. Thank you for the comment my friend, and thank you for watching. It means a lot to us.
Hey Brother, it was my pleasure. Thank you for watching. You should subscribe and check out some of my other reviews of knives, and all manner of groovy stuff that Dudes like. I appreciate you watching and commenting my friend.
Great vid more most on here showing detail. But i still not seen anyone walk with it. I would have loved to see if you actually used it. Because i also was looking at this for use through everyday use. Like a trip to the store or something like that. Appreciate the vid
I'm also interested in how practical it would be to walk with, especially stocked with everything. I would worry that the various pieces would start to unscrew during use and my ADD would be constantly trying to tighten them...lol
It's a pretty cool stick! Thanks for commenting brother! Subscribe and watch some of the other stuff I review. I even answer questions, do requests, and have cool dude conversations with folks like u!
I go on allot of cruises but hate being unarmed. A few years ago i was in a bad accident abd had a 5 inch piece of metal go into my knee. Thankfully it didn't do any permanent damage except left a nasty scar. So I bought the cold steel heavy walking stick. It literally is a normal Cain but the aluminum tube is thick like a baseball bat and the grip is the same plastic a glock is made out of. It's not much when walking through down town mexico, Jamaica, Puerto Rico against a gun but it will mess up unarmed attackers or someone with a knife 😆 and customs has never looked twice at it. Hell half the time I just lay it on the x-ray machine and let it go through.
@@AOATSURVIVAL yeah it's the same as the cold steel heavy duty sword cane minus the sword lol. Something tells me the customs agents will look poorly on the steel blade of the sword cane but cant say anything to an old fat guy with a extra thick walking stick lol. It makes me think of the scene in Lord of the rings where Gandalf says "You would not part an old man from his walking stick!' 😆
We all want this to work, because cool. but these are heavy, and metal.... Which means if it's cold out, also not so good. Also, why do all of these force you to put the fire striker at the end of the stick? the part most likely to get wet? The tubes are relatively good at waterproof, but the whole tube has to be secure. Finally, threads aren't NPT compliant, so if you want to drop in a custom attachment, you have to mill some kind of custom thread. It's cool, but...
Remember that they are on the heavy side and that you may need to order extra tubes to use it as a staff. Thank you for watching my friend! Enjoy your hiking!
Hello! Yes you can! The tu es are hollow so you can put whatever you like in them. I have a suggestion for you... th-cam.com/video/3PlQATlhncY/w-d-xo.html that is a link to a video that I did on a much lighter walking stick of a very similar design. It has the tools and the hollow tubes as well. Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@AOATSURVIVAL Thank You for responding . They actually had a NO TOOL version of the other Aigear one you did a review on for $55. I decided to go with that for my needs.
@@kissme4492 sounds great! I hope you like it and it works for you. It is heavier, but it is strong! Thank you for watching and commenting! Happy new year! Think about subscribing if you liked these videos. Kelly
I don't think so but I have ordered 3 more tubes to find out. I will weigh it without the tools to see what the difference is and get back to you on it!
Well my friend, I ordered 3 extra tubes for the walking stick. Adding 2 of them makes it tall enough for a hiking staff, but it is a heavy son of a gun. Even with the tools left out it is still heavy. I like it because it is different, and sturdy as all get out, but to use every day is unfeasible. That is just my opinion of course. You could take bigfoot out with it as long as he doesn't take it from you. Hope this helps! Kelly
Have you ever seen a bamboo walking stick a telescopic that slots inside its self to make smaller to carry in pocket. It has to be bamboo. For strenght and beauty. Keep polished. Etc. .maybe china or japan?
just bought 2.with all the tax and tariff.plus shippong,$300.00 or so.then i saw 2 different people selling them for 41 and 54 dollars.i hope the seller combines shipping.
Oh! Your shipping to Ontario. I hope you like them Ed. Hey! If you want to shoot me over a private email and give me your address I will ship you some wooden nickels and some stickers. Maybe that 300 won't hurt so bad with some freebies headed your way.
To heavy for a walking stick. What i have is the best skillet pan for home protection. and it is usable in the kitchen too. A bit more practical if you ask me.
A bit too heavy for me. They should consider an (optional) thinner tube, carbon fiber, glass or basalt. Should be interchangeable with larger parts n accessories, i.e. a bigger shovel... Still it's a nice concept.
Hey cousin! Thanks for watching and commenting. We appreciate it! As for the Rambo article... that came from a shop on etsy. There is a couple of guys on there that make them on some nice paper suitable for framing. I'll try to find a link and reply with it if your interested in getting one.
I like it fuzzy! Wait... that didn't come out right. I mainly got this stick for the review value, but it is a bad ass whomping stick. As for yoirs, you can't beat good ol' hickory man! Thanks for the comment brother!
@@AOATSURVIVAL ... No it wouldn't. The manner in which it is completely designed, would make it a lethal, dangerous weapon, under Canadian law. Police would arrest you, for having such a weapon, walking down the street. I could mean a heavy fine, jail time, or both.
Very gimmicky Is it aadjustable? Is it heave? Will it pass an X-Ray screen. If you carry a walking stick, you use it for walking. Why the game camp case?
It is quite gimmicky. It would not pass an x-ray screening. It is heavy. It is adjustable by removing some of the tubes or adding more tubes. This walking stick is made to look cool and sell. No actual hiker or daily pedestrian would want to use it. The knives and tools It contains could come in handy if a person became lost and had no other tools, but the quality of the tools contained in this walking stick leave much to be desired. Thank you for watching and commenting my friend!
I'm just looking for a good fairly lightweight walking stick that I can use in case I need to send off any mean dogs. I had a dog come out at me yesterday on a walk. Luckily he didn't get too close and just barked at me a lot. But I don't trust other people's dogs. Especially when they come out at you on a public road off of their property. I need something that I can lay down a hard bash to the head if I have to.
Hello Terrible Fate! Let's turn that around and make it a happy fate! This is a link to another video I did on a similar walking stick that is much lighter and cheaper. th-cam.com/video/3PlQATlhncY/w-d-xo.html Another good option is a good old fashioned broom handle. My Grandma's had an 8 penny nail in one end for jabbing those nasty hounds! She was famous for her jabbing stick in my hometown!
That walking stick is amazing I wish i would live in the USA 🇺🇸 Unfortunately i am in Australia and even carrying a pocket knife is illegal here Great video
Wow man, I have heard that. You know that seems crazy to me. Your in Australia! The Land Down Under! With them big ass Crocodile Dundee knives! How are they not going to let yall have a knife? That's crazy man! Thanks for commenting man!
These are legal in all states. The problem with legality lies with the cop you deal with. If they decide you used this stick with the intent to do harm then you may have some trouble. If you use it to defend yourself or to break a car window to escape an accident you won't have an issue. I say this as a former police officer. Hope this helps.
Well shoot fuzzy girl! I hate that for you! I ordered extras for mine, but it should say how many you get when you order it. If you didn't get the right amount you can request a refund!
Its gimmicky and slick, but not any more tactical than a hardwood walking stick. I would rather a rifle in a walking stick say .22 hornet. A rubber foot keeps the muzzle clear. Hmmm may have to build one.
Hello Sir! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! It is a cool looking thing. It sits in my man cave and looks great. It's a conversation starter, but it is too heavy for use on the trail where every ounce counts. I love the idea of a .22 in a hiking staff. I like the idea of a usable. 22 or .410 in a staff. Your right. May have to build one. Thanks again my friend!
aiGear Premium Walking Hiking Stick CNC Machined Outdoor Trekking Poles Color Black(G2647) a.co/d/iwbmnBM this is a link to the walking stick. Thank you for watching!
It's black so it's tactical. OOh, aah. The tools look to be somewhat flimsy. The basic design is not bad, but you can do just as well, and cheaper with some 3/4 pipe and fittings.
I agree with you my friend. It's a little fancier than a piece of pipe, but pricey. I'm not asking people to buy one, I'm just giving my opinion on what it is and what its not.
@@AOATSURVIVAL Sun WuKong is his Chinese name. have you hit a tree with it as hard as you can a few hundred times? I wonder about it's battle readiness.
I have not hit a tree with it, but a tree is much different than a human. If you hit a human or animal with it it will do damage. It is heavy so you will have to be strong to wield it as a weapon. I have no doubt of its battle readiness, but I do question its weight. It is not light like a bow staff so it will slow your attack and defense. Its strength is a trade off for the weight. Thank you for the lesson on the Monkey King. Very interesting.
You know it Brother! Thank you for watching and giving me a comment to comment back to. Nothing better than making a comment in a video then having someone comment about said comment, and getting to comment back to their comment! You have a good one my friend!
I just came here to talk mad sht on the commercial I just watched saying the us government might ban it soon so buy it now. Bruh, we can’t outlaw guns, how do you think we’re going to outlaw a fkn hiking stick. Dumbest commercial ever.
Hello my friend! I have not seen said commercial, but if I do I will also talk mad shit! Outlaw a walking stick with a knife? What if you are on a hike with a stick, and a pocket knife? Is it OK as long as they are separate? What if you just carry a baseball bat and a kitchen knife? That's still legal, I think. Thank for the shit talk! I truly appreciate it!
@@AOATSURVIVAL it was a TH-cam commercial with a QR code. It was their opening statement before you found out what it actually was. Truly got my attention and then enraged me.
Sorry my friend. I'll give you my honest review now. This walking stick is too heavy to be feasible for hiking. It looks great, and it is remarkably sturdy. The tools it contains are near worthless, and the rubber tip that comes with it is very slippery on most surfaces that I have tried it on. Here is a video that I did on a different version that is very nice for every day use. It is aluminum, includes the worthless tools and stuff-able hollow tubes that break down to be carried in a pack, etc... here is the link! th-cam.com/video/3PlQATlhncY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TFfbDwVqyJ9OeCyX I would highly recommend the one from the link I attached. I use it often. Kelly
That's true, but some people are too tacti-cool for that simple trick. I used to open bottles with my teeth in high school, but I am not self respecting. Thank you for the comment my friend! And keep those dimes handy!
Hey! That is great! You may not need this stick at all. There will be someone out there with one though. I hope you don't meet him or he may take one of those hands or feet away with this heavy ass stick! March on my friend and thanks for the comment!
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I collected a few walking sticks years ago from places like charity shops but it was clear to me people were a lot smaller years ago, any I bought one with a knob type handle and when I got it home I found it was actually a sword within the stick probably 100 years old
That is awesome man! Those finds are rare indeed! Thanks for commenting!
“High as giraffe nuts”. I laughed thru the rest of the video and had to start over
You know how high that is my friend! If you dont go see it at the zoo! This same walking stick is on wish for half the price. If you look around on there you can find it for like 25 bucks! Now that's a deal! Of course it takes a month or so to get it from Wuhan China. Hey Seals how about a subscribe? I have some cool videos of Rambo knives and all manner of other cool dude stuff. Check it out!
@@AOATSURVIVAL ha! Yeah I’ll pass on the wuhan staff no matter how cheap!
@@babyseals4872 Well that is your call my friend. I washed mine down real good with soap and a rag cause when it came in you could smell it across three sand dunes. I guess them Chinese factories don't have good shitters and sewage cause everything that comes from there smells like somebody crapped in the box...
@@AOATSURVIVAL hahaha so true….there’s videos on TH-cam on just how unsanitary that place is….like kitchens that wash their pots and pans in the bathrooms….I’m not some germophobe neat freak but as a basic common sense principle you don’t mix kitchens and bathrooms into one….I subscribed and am going to check out all your videos as soon as I get back home from vacation.
@@babyseals4872 Happy vacation my friend! Hope your having a good time! Stay safe out there!
Great review. I enjoyed the laid back manner, levity, humorous but not goofy. Well done. And damn I gotta get one of those walking sticks. MacGyver would have conquered the world and still be in charge if he had gotten his hands on that.
Thank you Sir! I appreciate the kind words, and I hope you have a great new year! That being said I was a big McGyver fan. Still keep a Swiss Army Knife in my pocket. I ordered 2 more sections for it, and will post how that goes. Subscribe and check out some of my other reviews. Thank you Sir for watching!
Check them out on Wish! The Same one sells for 20 dollars! Thanks for commenting!
In the UK, this would be pointless to have. We're automatically arrested for having anything remotely like this with us, in any outdoors setting. As soon as the word "Tactical" is added to anything of this kind, it becomes illegal to have with you in any place to which the public has right of access (they don't have to actually be there, or ever be likely to be there) "by express or implied consent", so that makes it impossible to justify, in Britain! We can't even have small folding knives on us, legally, or even in the boot ("trunk"?) of a car - automatic arrest, on the spot! Suggestion...never move to Britain - I live in a criminal's paradise!
Wow! That's really interesting Mate. I served with some British Soldiers during my time in the Army and they told some stories like that. I would love to have a conversation with you about British survival kits. What do you do if you get into a survival situation? No knife? That sucks friend.
@@AOATSURVIVAL I have no survival kit, but I'm always interested in reading about what MUST go into them/one. This is not a country in which we can feel safe in carrying anything, really.
@@ianmcklatchie4390 That is a bummer man. You know Bear Grylls carries a knife... and Lofty Wiseman has been teaching survival in England for years. What do you use when your camping on holiday?
@@AOATSURVIVAL I've never been on any holiday, and I've never gone camping. I've missed out on a lot, I think.
Actually in the UK it’s perfectly legal to carry a folding, non-locking knife with a blade 3” or less. You don’t even have to justify carrying it to police.
I was on the fence about getting one, after your review, I will for sure order one, thanks.
No problem. Wish has so.ething very similar for less money. Haven't tried it, but it looks the same. Just an fyi. Thanks for watching!
Mine just arrived today. I love this tactical walking stick/cane/self defense weapon. I didn't get the Black version but rather the Gray version. The empty tubes on mine will be filled with cleaning wipes, bandages, miniature flashlight, USB cord and etc.
That is awesome Carlton! I'm glad you like it, and thank you for watching and commenting! We really appreciate you cousin!
Thanks for the review. Picked up a couple of things I missed only looking at photos.
A word of caution on this thing it is much heavier than a regular walking stick. And the tip is slick on the ground.
Thus is awsom. Ive just started to make my own tactical walking canes. I have a saw, knife and compass attatched to my sturdy stick
That's awesome! I love making my own stuff too! You should make a video showing off your projects. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend!
@@AOATSURVIVAL theirs no better feeling than being able to make something that's useful or artistic. Maybe one day I'll do some videos on youtube but Ive a long way to go yet. Great vid on the stick by the way. Tried to find it on Amazon but it's a watered down version in the UK, no knives and saws, so I'll keep making my own. Thanks for reply buddy, great to know theirs real folk out their
It is neat. I think for the concrete jungle, it would do good for attitude adjustments. For long hikes, you said it yourself, it is heavy, it's gonna wear you out. My rule of all day hiking sticks is that it should carry me, not me carry it. For this, I have really enjoyed iron bamboo over the years. Super strong, super light and you can whip it fast enough to clear a path through brush and briars if you are sans machete. Plenty of snakes where I am too, so always have a pokey stick. Cheers.
Thank you for the comment my friend! I appreciate you watching and taking the time to post about your experiences. I do like bamboo, and I have a much lighter metal stick, and a wooden stick both suitable for longer hikes in the woods. I rarely use this tactical walking stick because of the weight for sure. Thanks again for the comment!
Agree: For urban, these are nifty.
Very cool, wanted one, I camp hike, and really hate to admit I needs a lil help walking at 40, but it was a fun life, now I found a staff and a cool tool to help me on me journey.
If I'm correct, they have an ax and shovel that can hook to it as well, so yeah, thanks 😊
The are and shovel have different threads than this one so be careful on which ones you get.
@@AOATSURVIVAL ahhh I figure as much, thanks for the tip.
Gonna need a bigger bag then.
I wonder if the ax and shovel are compatible, ill know after I get the rite kit, an report back.
They have plenty different ones, I wonder which is the best.
Gonna be a fun test
@@davidrepp8687 Hey David! Check out the video I posted on the lighter weight model from wish. It's a nice walking stick at much less weight and cost. Thanks for watching brother.
Thanks. This is helpful.
Nice design. I will they also sell other adpositions for stun gun n emergency becons etc. Great review.
Thanks,
Purchased mine a month ago after watching this great video. It's sturdy. And I feel safe when I walk with it. Not to mention it helps minimize some hip pain . But can I take this on American airlines ?
I will say that you may NOT take this walking stick on an airplane unless you are flying Jolly Fats Weehawken. I've seen people with live chickens on their flights. Technically if all of the weapons were removed it would be legal to take on a flight according to the TSA website, but I wouldn't chance it. I mean you could hit someone with a carry on bag or a tablet/ laptop. Why would they care if you brought a walking stick? Getting hit in the throat with a tablet really hurts. Just ask my ex neighbor that took mine off of my porch when UPS delivered it. Thanks for commenting and watching cousin! We appreciate you! Like and subscribe if you have the notion pardner. Thanks again!
Thanks for showing this, the commercial piqued my interest but took forever just to look at the box it came in.
I know what you mean friend. I just did a video on their other walking stick. Here's the link th-cam.com/video/WvaDQ7Q6oEs/w-d-xo.html thanks for watching and commenting cousin. We appreciate you!
Nice presentation. Gotta get one of these.
Thank you for the comment David. I appreciate you watching man!
Great review! Down to eye level (point blank). Made me want one.
Before you order one let me drop a link on you, Doc! share.temu.com/J9N7TPnYjNA
That's from the Temu website. Much cheaper than Amazon, and it's the exact same product. If you get on the Temu app or website, you can search "tactical walking stick" and find a number of others in the 25 dollar range. They are much lighter but still have the tools in them. I like the lighter version for hikes through the woods. Sturdy enough to do its job, and you can fill the empty tubes with your own gear that will work if you need it. Now, if you ever hike in East St. Louis you will want the heavy one. And body armor, and a shotgun with a decent choke on it.
Thank you for the comment my friend, and thank you for watching. It means a lot to us.
What is the inside diameter of the tubes? Could you fit a small Leatherman type multi-tool inside for even more versatility?
For a walking stick-I find a six foot length of oak to be pretty much all the bad guy deterrent one would need.
True my friend! This thing just has a cool factor that I dig.
Nice review! Thanks
Love it
Awesome review, thankyou
Hey Brother, it was my pleasure. Thank you for watching. You should subscribe and check out some of my other reviews of knives, and all manner of groovy stuff that Dudes like. I appreciate you watching and commenting my friend.
Great vid more most on here showing detail. But i still not seen anyone walk with it. I would have loved to see if you actually used it. Because i also was looking at this for use through everyday use. Like a trip to the store or something like that. Appreciate the vid
I'm also interested in how practical it would be to walk with, especially stocked with everything. I would worry that the various pieces would start to unscrew during use and my ADD would be constantly trying to tighten them...lol
Ty for taking the time to do this review
Thank you for watching and commenting my friend. I appreciate you!
thank you.from the uk
It was my pleasure my friend! Thank you for watching and commenting. We appreciate it more than you know!
How do you think to feel about that in California? I need you cause I have a hipp placement
Cool gadget.
Incredible design! Gotta get one. Thanks for showing it.
It's a pretty cool stick! Thanks for commenting brother! Subscribe and watch some of the other stuff I review. I even answer questions, do requests, and have cool dude conversations with folks like u!
Wow a piece of aluminum pipe, amazing !
Nice Review!
I go on allot of cruises but hate being unarmed. A few years ago i was in a bad accident abd had a 5 inch piece of metal go into my knee. Thankfully it didn't do any permanent damage except left a nasty scar. So I bought the cold steel heavy walking stick. It literally is a normal Cain but the aluminum tube is thick like a baseball bat and the grip is the same plastic a glock is made out of. It's not much when walking through down town mexico, Jamaica, Puerto Rico against a gun but it will mess up unarmed attackers or someone with a knife 😆 and customs has never looked twice at it. Hell half the time I just lay it on the x-ray machine and let it go through.
Nice man!
@@AOATSURVIVAL yeah it's the same as the cold steel heavy duty sword cane minus the sword lol. Something tells me the customs agents will look poorly on the steel blade of the sword cane but cant say anything to an old fat guy with a extra thick walking stick lol. It makes me think of the scene in Lord of the rings where Gandalf says "You would not part an old man from his walking stick!' 😆
We all want this to work, because cool. but these are heavy, and metal.... Which means if it's cold out, also not so good. Also, why do all of these force you to put the fire striker at the end of the stick? the part most likely to get wet? The tubes are relatively good at waterproof, but the whole tube has to be secure. Finally, threads aren't NPT compliant, so if you want to drop in a custom attachment, you have to mill some kind of custom thread.
It's cool, but...
Appreciate you
Thank you Brother!
😳😱 we like to go hiking and planning on getting 2.
Remember that they are on the heavy side and that you may need to order extra tubes to use it as a staff. Thank you for watching my friend! Enjoy your hiking!
Can you hide things between the tubes when it is all put together ? Thank You.
Hello! Yes you can! The tu es are hollow so you can put whatever you like in them. I have a suggestion for you... th-cam.com/video/3PlQATlhncY/w-d-xo.html
that is a link to a video that I did on a much lighter walking stick of a very similar design. It has the tools and the hollow tubes as well. Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@AOATSURVIVAL Thank You for responding . They actually had a NO TOOL version of the other Aigear one you did a review on for $55. I decided to go with that for my needs.
@@kissme4492 sounds great! I hope you like it and it works for you. It is heavier, but it is strong! Thank you for watching and commenting! Happy new year! Think about subscribing if you liked these videos. Kelly
Do you have a link on where to purchase? I can't seem to find it on Amazon.
www.amazon.com/aiGear-Premium-Walking-Machined-Trekking/dp/B07T6SDNHG/ref=asc_df_B07T6SDNHG/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=366016832870&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=16084864966622532409&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9025949&hvtargid=pla-813969878301&psc=1#
It’s cheaper on Wish. A lot.
If you left the tools out of it, would it be significantly lighter?
I don't think so but I have ordered 3 more tubes to find out. I will weigh it without the tools to see what the difference is and get back to you on it!
@@AOATSURVIVAL Thanks. And thank you for the video.
Thank you as well! I appreciate you watching!
Well my friend, I ordered 3 extra tubes for the walking stick. Adding 2 of them makes it tall enough for a hiking staff, but it is a heavy son of a gun. Even with the tools left out it is still heavy. I like it because it is different, and sturdy as all get out, but to use every day is unfeasible. That is just my opinion of course. You could take bigfoot out with it as long as he doesn't take it from you. Hope this helps! Kelly
Have you ever seen a bamboo walking stick a telescopic that slots inside its self to make smaller to carry in pocket. It has to be bamboo. For strenght and beauty. Keep polished. Etc. .maybe china or japan?
I have not seen one like that but I would like to have one. I'll look around and see what I can find. Thanks for the comment!
just bought 2.with all the tax and tariff.plus shippong,$300.00 or so.then i saw 2 different people selling them for 41 and 54 dollars.i hope the seller combines shipping.
Wow man! Where are you shipping Ed? They are 79.99 on amazon.
Oh! Your shipping to Ontario. I hope you like them Ed. Hey! If you want to shoot me over a private email and give me your address I will ship you some wooden nickels and some stickers. Maybe that 300 won't hurt so bad with some freebies headed your way.
Nice brother. Nice.
It's a pretty cool stick man. The little knives and saws on it are pretty worthless, but the stick itself is heavy duty.
To heavy for a walking stick. What i have is the best skillet pan for home protection. and it is usable in the kitchen too. A bit more practical if you ask me.
A bit too heavy for me. They should consider an (optional) thinner tube, carbon fiber, glass or basalt. Should be interchangeable with larger parts n accessories, i.e. a bigger shovel...
Still it's a nice concept.
They do sell one that is a shovel but it is shorter. You are correct it is quite heavy.
7075 aluminum could be much thinner wall, lighter but just as strong, but unfortunately a LOT more $$$$$
I like the john Rambo artice above the Rambo knife.
Hey cousin! Thanks for watching and commenting. We appreciate it! As for the Rambo article... that came from a shop on etsy. There is a couple of guys on there that make them on some nice paper suitable for framing. I'll try to find a link and reply with it if your interested in getting one.
Hey buddy, here is the link for that Rambo article. Thanks again for watching! www.etsy.com/listing/774850914/rambo-first-blood-faux-newspaper-poster
@@AOATSURVIVAL I am interested. Thanks for the guidance.
@@AOATSURVIVAL Cousin. Lol
Other than charging more for something because it has the word tactical in it. what does it really mean.
I like the idea, but I spent $8 for a hickory handle for a shovel.
I like it fuzzy! Wait... that didn't come out right. I mainly got this stick for the review value, but it is a bad ass whomping stick. As for yoirs, you can't beat good ol' hickory man! Thanks for the comment brother!
Sadly, it would be classed as illegal in Canada. A person could easily get charged with carrying lethal a weapon, if they had it on their person.
Thanks for the comment Sir! Would it be considered illegal if the knife was removed?
@@AOATSURVIVAL ... No it wouldn't. The manner in which it is completely designed, would make it a lethal, dangerous weapon, under Canadian law. Police would arrest you, for having such a weapon, walking down the street. I could mean a heavy fine, jail time, or both.
by the way thanks for the help bc.
No problem man!
Unless grandpa has an old lathe, most things are CNC machined
Love that Rambo picture.
Thank you my friend!
The tip might be a little slippery if you're like, walking in the Mall. LOL Tactical walking stick in the mall, okay!
Thats right friend!
Never get that on a commercial flight.
Good review and purchased one after watching.
Let me know what you think about it!
Hey Brother! What do you think of the walking stick?
Very gimmicky Is it aadjustable? Is it heave? Will it pass an X-Ray screen. If you carry a walking stick, you use it for walking. Why the game camp case?
It is quite gimmicky. It would not pass an x-ray screening. It is heavy. It is adjustable by removing some of the tubes or adding more tubes. This walking stick is made to look cool and sell. No actual hiker or daily pedestrian would want to use it. The knives and tools It contains could come in handy if a person became lost and had no other tools, but the quality of the tools contained in this walking stick leave much to be desired. Thank you for watching and commenting my friend!
I'm just looking for a good fairly lightweight walking stick that I can use in case I need to send off any mean dogs. I had a dog come out at me yesterday on a walk. Luckily he didn't get too close and just barked at me a lot. But I don't trust other people's dogs. Especially when they come out at you on a public road off of their property. I need something that I can lay down a hard bash to the head if I have to.
Hello Terrible Fate! Let's turn that around and make it a happy fate! This is a link to another video I did on a similar walking stick that is much lighter and cheaper. th-cam.com/video/3PlQATlhncY/w-d-xo.html
Another good option is a good old fashioned broom handle. My Grandma's had an 8 penny nail in one end for jabbing those nasty hounds! She was famous for her jabbing stick in my hometown!
Just. Buy yourself a good bottle of mace, you know…pepper spray to keep the dogs off ya.
I used to have a walking stick until I left it in the back of my truck, and it ended up drying out and splitting
Nothing worse than a dry stick brother!
Maybe that ground tip works fine on earth, but isn't made for manmade floors.
You are right about that my friend!
You can buy rubber ones for normal walking sticks. Which fits perfectly and I prefer because you can feel it if one section is loss.
👍neat👍
That walking stick is amazing
I wish i would live in the USA 🇺🇸
Unfortunately i am in Australia and even carrying a pocket knife is illegal here
Great video
Wow man, I have heard that. You know that seems crazy to me. Your in Australia! The Land Down Under! With them big ass Crocodile Dundee knives! How are they not going to let yall have a knife? That's crazy man! Thanks for commenting man!
I mean not even a pocket knife, that's just absurd. It appears as if they don't want you to be able to defend yourself at all.
What states are they illegal?
These are legal in all states. The problem with legality lies with the cop you deal with. If they decide you used this stick with the intent to do harm then you may have some trouble. If you use it to defend yourself or to break a car window to escape an accident you won't have an issue. I say this as a former police officer. Hope this helps.
Where is it made?
It is made in China my friend. Probably Wuhan... damn nice stick though. I vouge for it!
I didn’t get 5 extension 😢😢
Well shoot fuzzy girl! I hate that for you! I ordered extras for mine, but it should say how many you get when you order it. If you didn't get the right amount you can request a refund!
Its gimmicky and slick, but not any more tactical than a hardwood walking stick. I would rather a rifle in a walking stick say .22 hornet. A rubber foot keeps the muzzle clear. Hmmm may have to build one.
Hello Sir! Thank you so much for watching and commenting! It is a cool looking thing. It sits in my man cave and looks great. It's a conversation starter, but it is too heavy for use on the trail where every ounce counts. I love the idea of a .22 in a hiking staff. I like the idea of a usable. 22 or .410 in a staff. Your right. May have to build one. Thanks again my friend!
Cost? How can I buy ?
aiGear Premium Walking Hiking Stick CNC Machined Outdoor Trekking Poles Color Black(G2647) a.co/d/iwbmnBM this is a link to the walking stick. Thank you for watching!
One more good thing it does. It make you burn more calories.
True that!
It's black so it's tactical. OOh, aah. The tools look to be somewhat flimsy. The basic design is not bad, but you can do just as well, and cheaper with some 3/4 pipe and fittings.
I agree with you my friend. It's a little fancier than a piece of pipe, but pricey. I'm not asking people to buy one, I'm just giving my opinion on what it is and what its not.
I think the monkey king has one of these.
He probably does! Is the Monkey King related to Donkey Kong?
@@AOATSURVIVAL Sun WuKong is his Chinese name. have you hit a tree with it as hard as you can a few hundred times? I wonder about it's battle readiness.
I have not hit a tree with it, but a tree is much different than a human. If you hit a human or animal with it it will do damage. It is heavy so you will have to be strong to wield it as a weapon. I have no doubt of its battle readiness, but I do question its weight. It is not light like a bow staff so it will slow your attack and defense. Its strength is a trade off for the weight. Thank you for the lesson on the Monkey King. Very interesting.
That’s a felony charge in California
Thats why I live in Arkansas friend. I couldnt do the California thing. Hope allnis well with you cousin!
@@AOATSURVIVAL Thanks for responding. Happy holidays.
Happy holidays to you as well friend! Thank you for commenting!
That’s high
High as Giraffes nuts? Damn right! That's way over my head!
High as 🦒 nutz 🤣💯🤣👌🏿🤣
You know it Brother! Thank you for watching and giving me a comment to comment back to. Nothing better than making a comment in a video then having someone comment about said comment, and getting to comment back to their comment! You have a good one my friend!
Ideal for terrorists.sneaking something onto an aeroplane ?
I wouldn't think they would let someone on a plane with this thing!
That’s a lot of toobs 🤔
True that my friend! Toobs... not boobs.😥
This would be great for a cave man living in the wild.
True that my friend! If Neanderthals had these, they wouldn't be extinct!
"This thang's gonna do sum damage."
It shore will!
I just came here to talk mad sht on the commercial I just watched saying the us government might ban it soon so buy it now. Bruh, we can’t outlaw guns, how do you think we’re going to outlaw a fkn hiking stick. Dumbest commercial ever.
Hello my friend! I have not seen said commercial, but if I do I will also talk mad shit! Outlaw a walking stick with a knife? What if you are on a hike with a stick, and a pocket knife? Is it OK as long as they are separate? What if you just carry a baseball bat and a kitchen knife? That's still legal, I think. Thank for the shit talk! I truly appreciate it!
@@AOATSURVIVAL it was a TH-cam commercial with a QR code. It was their opening statement before you found out what it actually was. Truly got my attention and then enraged me.
seems cheap compared to prime adventure walking stick.
Expecting a true review, not an unboxing.
Sorry my friend. I'll give you my honest review now. This walking stick is too heavy to be feasible for hiking. It looks great, and it is remarkably sturdy. The tools it contains are near worthless, and the rubber tip that comes with it is very slippery on most surfaces that I have tried it on. Here is a video that I did on a different version that is very nice for every day use. It is aluminum, includes the worthless tools and stuff-able hollow tubes that break down to be carried in a pack, etc... here is the link! th-cam.com/video/3PlQATlhncY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=TFfbDwVqyJ9OeCyX
I would highly recommend the one from the link I attached. I use it often.
Kelly
Sounds to heavy
tactical gimmick,, hey I got a tactical toothpick...
Any self respecting drinker knows how to open a bottle of beer with nothing more than a dime. 🍺😉
That's true, but some people are too tacti-cool for that simple trick. I used to open bottles with my teeth in high school, but I am not self respecting. Thank you for the comment my friend! And keep those dimes handy!
I have two hands, two feet, a healthy set of teeth and a sharp brain. No need for tactical walking stick.
Hey! That is great! You may not need this stick at all. There will be someone out there with one though. I hope you don't meet him or he may take one of those hands or feet away with this heavy ass stick! March on my friend and thanks for the comment!
Useless
You know Saggy. In the realm of philosophy you might be considered useless.