Extra Tall Coppice Knobstick Hazel Walking Stick

Made in the traditional manner from coppiced hazel, the Extra Tall Coppice Knobstick Hazel Walking Stick is an attractive rustic walking stick, ideal for those long walks in the countryside. Taller and heavier than your average walking stick, this knob stick guarantees strong and reliable support for everyone.

Key Information

• Height: 122cm (48″)
• Shaft Colour: Dark wood
• Shaft Pattern: Wood grain
• Shaft Material: Hazel
• Handle Style: Knob
• Handle Pattern: Wood grain
• Handle Material: Hazel
• Handle Colour: Light wood
• Weight: 345g
• Ferrule Style: Metal
• Weight: Varies due to availability of wood

Naturally Grown

This rustic, perfectly natural country walking stick was made using the centuries-old coppicing method. This gives it its unique appeal and textured appearance, as the entire Coppice Knob Walking Stick is actually made from a single hazel shoot, with the bark left intact on the shaft.

Polished Hazel Knob Stick Handle

This attractive knob handle fits perfectly into the palm of your hand and can easily support both left-handed and right-handed users. Unlike the shaft, the handle has been polished to achieve a smooth finish that makes the stick even more pleasant to use.

Ideal Countryside Accessory

A high-quality country stick can be used both as an accessory and a functional support when hiking in the countryside. With its modest design, comfortable handle and metal ferrule that provides a safe grip when you are making your way through mud, stinging nettles and brambles, the Hazel Coppice Extra Tall Walking Stick is your perfect country walking stick.

Please note that due to the natural sourcing and manufacturing process the length of this walking stick may vary slightly from product to product.

Can I Replace the Ferrule?

Yes, if your rubber ferrule becomes worn, you can remove the fitted ferrule and replace it with a new one. As this is a natural product, we recommend measuring the end of your stick to determine which size is right for your stick. For information on how to measure your stick, we recommend reading our article on How to Measure Your Walking Stick for a Ferrule.