Full Dimension Canes:  All canes in this category have a round shaft from 1-inch to 1-1/8 inches in diameter and as such are the strongest sticks.  It must be noted that as material is taken away from the cane, it will loose some of its integral strength./

Shaped Shaft Canes:  The shafts of these canes have been reduced by about 1/3 of the size of our full dimension stock, and therefore are not as strong but they are still stronger than any "drug store" cane. With the edges that have been created, they are great for working pressure points!

 1. Pure Hickory Heart: A naturally occurring dark pigmentation of the hickory tree that comes from the center, or "heart" of the tree. The color can range from a dark honey to a rich mahogany.
 2. Hickory w/ Heart Wood: As the term would suggest, this is a combination of the light hickory and heartwood. Mother Nature does a magnificent job of mixing the colors.
 3. Hickory: This is one of our "standard" woods. It is a fine-grained, dense American hard wood, typically "bone" in color with occasional streaks of "heart" wood.
 4. Oak: We use "white" oak, which is usually a dark khaki in color after it is soaked in mineral oil. The grain is more pronounced and open than hickory, but we would rate them both as our strongest woods.
 5. Golden Wood: Harvested from the high forests of Asia, this golden hued wood is light in weight but still very strong. Great for those that want lightning quickness and durability.
 6. Walnut: A very lightweight chocolate colored wood, that can have some lighter colored streaks running up and down the grain. It is NOT what we would consider a "combat grade" wood, but works quite well in tournament canes, as it's lighter weight facilitates quicker spins and twirls.
 7. Cherry: Our lightest and softest wood, cherry has an interesting grain that contains some interesting swirls of orange, not unlike a lighter colored hickory heart wood. Once again, we do not consider cherry to be a true "combat grade" material!