LightBaum 1G- Adjustable LED Flashlight for Crutches, Canes, & Walkers, Helps Prevent Falls During Dark Hours, Perfect Illumination Allows Users to See at Night (Universal Tube Mount)

I have attached this awesome light to my Walker, providing lighting at night time get ups. I really like the easy on/off switch.

The ease of placing it on my wood cane.

This is not a super bright light but works well if you don't want a "spotlight" at night. My only complaint is I can't for the life of me figure out how to change the battery. No directions. I'd give it 5 stars if I could change the battery. Works great for my mom's walker at night.

The light itself is only powered by 3 hearing aid type button cells, so the light is a VERY FAINT BLUISH White light.The light is activated by pressing in the BULB ITSELF, NOT the flared plastic part that surrounds the bulb.Changing the batteries is very difficult because the light is so small, to open the light you will notice on the battery end of the light there is a small grooved slot on the side, locate this part and hold your thumbnail in the grooved slot, then you will notice a very small square hole on the side in which a very small square locking plastic part holds the end of the light from coming off, it is VERY TIGHT, in order to release this you must squeeze the plastic tube of the light between your thumb and first finger while at the same time rotating the end cap counter clockwise or away from you assuming you hold the light with the fingers of your right hand and turn the end cap with the fingers of your left hand, if you use the reverse left hand to hold and right hand to turn end cap then you reverse the procedure, when you have done tis the end cap will turn about 1/8 of an inch, the end cap is now unlocked and you pull out the end cap from the lights tube shaped body.Then you will see a small metal frame which holds the 3 batteries stacked in a black rubber like tube, you remove the rubber tube from the metal frame by pushing sideways, it is TIGHT and VERY DIFFICULT, you then push out the 3 batteries from the rubber tube and put in new ones, the batteries have the replacement type code engraved on them which you can see with a magnifying glass, then you replace the batteries in the rubber tube then replace the rubber tube in the metal frame then the entire assembly into the body of the light then turn the end cap 1/8 inch until it snap locks into place, BE SURE TO PUT ALL 3 BATTERIES IN THE SAME DIRRECTION IN THE TUBE AND THEN INTO THE LIGHT OTHERWISE YOU WILL HAVE TO START ALL OVER.ENJOY you new light, it's made in Taiwan otherwise known and owned by CHINA, assuming you haven't gone INSANE by the time you get it to work again, and your reward will be a Light Beam that is LESS than a TINIEST Key Chain Light.Of course if you have Trouble Seeing, Arthritis, Rheumatism, Weak Sore Fingers, Dementia etc then you can FORGET IT.

It fits very well on my cane. And it really does rotate up, down and sideways with a bright light. I've only used for 2 days, so if the battery lasts, it gets an A.

This light puts out very little light but has a n emergency flasher and connects great!Highly suggest if you only want a glare of light walking in the home at night.

I am truly pleased with this little light. It is very bright for its size. The attachment allows for placement on any cane or walking stick and directs the light in any direction.

Love this little light. Just tap the lens and your way is lighted. I got this after getting a scare walking down a rough pavement driveway without good footing. It gives plenty of light for such a tiny apparatus. Fits my small diameter cane but would probably fit a larger one also.