Wooden Walking Sticks are sturdy and reliable, and there are few accessories that provide as much charm or character. Since wooden canes and walking sticks are made from real wood, each is unique, with its own distinct wood grain and feel in the hand. We've put together some guides on this page to help you choose the perfect wood type, shape and style for your needs!
Shepherd's Crooks have an iconic look but did you know that they've been used by farmers for thousands of years? From the green fields of Wales to the sands of ancient Egypt, farmers have used their trusty crooks to wrangle their flock and keep themselves steady on uneven ground. Learn more about them and their many uses in our guide to The History of Shepherd's Crooks.
A walking stick is a great idea to surprise your dad this father's day. Browse our list of Best Father's Day Walking Sticks that combine the beauty of nature with a sturdy, long-lasting gift.
When it comes to the design of your walking stick, it's hard to beat the unique beauty that a wooden stick can provide. Read on to learn about some of our Best Wooden Walking Sticks, all available at WalkingSticks.co.uk.
Since it is both easy to craft and visually appealing, hazel is an exceptional wood for making walking sticks. We're so passionate about these sticks that we've put together a showcase of our Best Hazel Walking Sticks.
When shopping for a walking aid, it's crucial to find one that can support your weight effectively. Whether you're searching for a durable seat stick for countryside excursions or a sturdy rollator for daily errands, this blog can help.
If you're looking for a unique and interesting walking stick, blackthorn wood is the perfect choice. Here at WalkingSticks.co.uk, our experts have put together a guide of the Best Blackthorn Sticks 2024.
Used for hundreds of years by shepherds, crook handle walking sticks are a rustic accompaniment to your country walks. See some of our favourite styles in this helpful guide!
Our sticks carry with them not only years of woodworking expertise, but the character of the trees and forests from which they originated. Use our guide to match your native county to the perfect wood for your walking stick!
Many people use 'walking cane' and 'walking stick' as interchangeable, however, there is a key difference between them. While canes are primarily mobility aids walking sticks have more recreational purposes. Read more about this distinction here.
If you need to replace your walking stick or cane's ferrule you may have run into some trouble measuring your stick. To save you confusion we've written this easy guide to How to Measure Your Walking Stick for a Ferrule.