I have been a cane use her for so many years, and jabbing myself, or a friend in the gut is never the greatest feeling in the world. The snow Jack Kane looks like it is a life changer. No longer do I have to feel the pain of something metal going into my gut, or giving my friends any pain because my tip got stuck in a crack, or a step. Honestly, having one of these canes would be so beneficial.
So cool that he took your constructive criticism to improve it even more! :) That is a great man and business man!! As I said in the led rolling tip contest ... I am new to this whole cane thing. It’s been a long journey of knowing I need to use one and then actually using one. I am excited for the new opportunities that cane usage will give me.
This is amazing. I'm so sick of my cane jabbing my stomach. I never saw the first video but now I've seen this, I honestly don't think other canes can compete with this feature of the no jab.
I love this. Being over 6' tall it's hard to find longer canes and this one comes long. I love it. You drive? Lucky! My wife would kill me, twice if I tried! And the LED tip is awsome!
Thanks for the vid. The last time I went for a eye exam at the university of kentucky , I mentioned your channel to my Dr. He said he remembered you from a seminar.
Such an awesome idea, this with the lighted tip is everything! My sister woke up blind a year ago so I get to be her eyes and keep up with things like this! Thank you for your channel!
That’s pretty cool! Glad to see someone who is taking feedback and doing something with it. And I was very nervous when you got in the driver side of the car. And no, nobody hits the side of the car when they get into drive… LOL…
That is awesome that he took your review seriously and improved the product! I would be so excited for my husband to be able to check this guy out! I don't think he has heard of the No Jab cane.
I learn so much watching your videos Sam, I'm thankful that I found your videos, I didn't know how much stuff for the Blind or Low vision is out there. I'm a widow with 2 kids with Retinits Pigmentosa and its a lot to process but he we are learning a lot. Thank you so much, God bless you.
I do not need a cane for ordinary walking, but would love to have one, as you suggest, when traveling. It makes so much sense. I love all your tech hints.
I have the no jab tip and it works great. The only one that I have found that works on gravel. We live in the country on 4 acres and it moves over the ground easily. Thanks!
I would have commented regardless because your videos are very knowledgeable. Because of the one you did for the Sunu band my wife purchased one for me. Keep them coming brother.
Sam, I was grateful to have won the runner-up prize on this cane in your last giveaway. As I told you I was trying to win it for my friend Martin that's why I wanted the longer came. He is much taller than I and had broken his cane recently so winning this was a great opportunity to give back to a great friend. I just want you to know that my friend Martin used that 1.0 virgin cane all the way from northern New England and took a trip all the way to Texas and New Orleans. He said it held up perfectly fine. he absolutely loves the cane and brags about it everywhere he goes. and the cane was definitely a head turner in our peer support group at the association for the blind in my state. How to pass it around to everybody. Lol His vision loss is very severe and he had many moments he told me when the cane worked as it was intended to do so. He could feel the changes in terrain without hesitation or any problems. he wanted me to get in touch with you so that he could write personally to John and thank him very much. I say thank you to you Sam for being an amazing individual here on RUclips. You were definitely one of my main inspirations for making my own channel. You helped me so much through my vision loss to this point. I am now on my own path and felt like I've been visually impaired my whole life. And only in less than 2 years time I don't think I would have been in the mindset I am today if it wasn't for amazing videos from people like you and many others. Tell John I said thank you as well I will definitely be purchasing a cane from him soon. God bless oh yes, just so you know it fits the ambutech tips perfectly fine. We put a rollerball tip on it and work like a charm.
Hey Sam. I like that test that you did with the car and it’s really is good to know that the cane is still intact even after being run over by a car compared to the aluminum ones. I think it’s so cool that John is the type of guy that really cares about his products and wants to make thatThe best dad they can be for his consumers. Thanks again for another awesome video buddy. I hope you and your family are doing well and please tell Rachel and Skyler hi for me
Good to know those two issues have been solved. But I'm having a problem with the matterial of the handle being very sensative to water. The leather hand is nice, but I might just prefer grippy rubber instead. Thanks Sam for the video.
just received this updated version of the no jab cain. definitely better than my old graphite folding cain. everything that sam says in this video is true about the cain. highly recommend. yep!
Thanks a lot for all the videos they are very supportive. I just found out a few months ago that my vision is to the point where I can’t drive and I’m learning now from my division of blind services and Lighthouse to cope with that. Your videos are definitely helping me so keep up the good work I’ll definitely be listening
Hello Sam. Thank you for bringing more awareness to the blind community. I would love to have one of those canes to demonstrate to my group at Lighthouse of the Big.
Thst no jab cane seems really good. Especially if it would keep me fron hitting my stomavh or my hip. Love your channel it really helps me to know that I am not the only one that struggles with beeing legally blind
I must have gotten the "2.0" when my no jab was ordered a couple of weeks ago. My lanyard is long enough and I have no squeaky handle. I can hit those curbs like a ninja in the night! No sound :)
I've had retinitis pigmentosa since I was born. I am now just starting to lose my vision to the point where I need a cane. This would definitely be a game changer for me. Thanks so much for sharing.
samantha Wendling hey Samantha, my name is Matt, I just happened to see your comment and wanted to reach out to you. I also have retinitis pigmentosa and was diagnosed at the age of 15. I just wanted to reach out because it seems like it is always fun to connect with someone else with retinitis pigmentosa and to know that we are not alone. I hope all is well with you :-) it would be great to connect sometime! Matt
I'm so happy that he keeps coming out with great products that are very useful. I really hope you continue showing his products,it's a wonderful thing your doing. Thank you!
I'm so glad I stumbled across your page. I really enjoy seeing all the new gadgets.. I haven't really dealt with anything to do with the blind community since I was in school. But now that my kids are getting older I'm finding myself wanting to see if i could find things to help me. Also been thinking about getting a cane again ( haven't had one since i was 12ish) just to identify myself because teacher and stuff are always trying to show me things I can't see even though I have explained numerous times that I'm visually impaired
I would like to try this. I’m very low vision, not completely blind. I’ve only used a regular non folding cane in the past. We are flying to Disney with our 5 year old in February and this would be perfect.
I use a different cane, but I’m very impressed with the durability of it. I do have a dear friend that could use a cane like that. He’d get a kick out of a tip that lit up. 😃🤪
If I win, I win, if I don't then congratulations to the winner! Now, an Idea for that LED roller ball. Make it so it fits all canes, especially the ILA Telescopic (the one I want it for, Sam, you know the cane I am talking about). Speaking of that cane, I took it on a road trip to East TN this past Saturday. First time ever using it in a New, public place I had never been to. What a difference. I mainly used it as an ID cane but if I needed to turn left (I'm blind in my left eye) or there was steps, a quick probe to see its clear or how tall the step was and I was gone. My niece was with me but I was basically "on my own" and it felt great. People did not crowd me like usual and one vendor at the flea market even ask me about it and said he was thinking of getting one as his sight is not what it used to be, he was an older gentleman with a sweet little service dog. I also told him about the WeZoom app which I love and he said he'd check into it as well.
I've been debating on buying a white cane recently. I have a great trouble with coming down stairs and when I go out into the sun because my eyes take forever to get used to drastic light changes. You looked like you had fun with this video.
Hey Sam, you might remember me as Evan or tha no jab guy. I saw you at convention a couple of times. I can’t believe that version two of the no jab Cain is already out, seems like only yesterday I purchased version one. Overall, it’s been a very solid cane, and it’s probably been the best cane I’ve had in a long time. It even surpasses my Ambutech canes in terms of durability, which I thought was actually impossible. Thanks for telling John that I love his cane, if I don’t win in this give away , I’m still going to purchase version to eventually. It’s a great cane, the only real issue is I can’t get the tip off of mine, and it’s kind of worn out unfortunately.
I would have loved to be probably the first person using a No-Jab cane in Germany, maybe I can order it via Amazon. Looking forward to your international contest😊 Thanks for your videos!
Nice vid Sam! Getting on the giveaway train! It's crazy because I was just going over all the problems with my cane with my boyfriend. The wrist band is TOO small! I've had it since 7th grade, so it's time to upgrade.
Wife loves her no jab cane. Thanks for all you do.
Sam, thank you for being such an amazing resource to the VIP community!
I have been a cane use her for so many years, and jabbing myself, or a friend in the gut is never the greatest feeling in the world. The snow Jack Kane looks like it is a life changer. No longer do I have to feel the pain of something metal going into my gut, or giving my friends any pain because my tip got stuck in a crack, or a step. Honestly, having one of these canes would be so beneficial.
It is good to know that the NO-JAB II is so well designed and durable! It seems like the perfect cane.
So cool that he took your constructive criticism to improve it even more! :) That is a great man and business man!! As I said in the led rolling tip contest ... I am new to this whole cane thing. It’s been a long journey of knowing I need to use one and then actually using one. I am excited for the new opportunities that cane usage will give me.
Considering I bent my second aluminum cane in a month on a sidewalk obstacle today, this is awesome. Thanks for sharing a great product.
This is amazing. I'm so sick of my cane jabbing my stomach. I never saw the first video but now I've seen this, I honestly don't think other canes can compete with this feature of the no jab.
When I heard the pop as the car rolled over it, I was sure it was busted. I love how he built it to splinter but not bend. Amazing!
I think both the LED and No Jab is awesome! You and your family are so giving to all of us! Thank you!
I just lost my eyesight a year ago and am dealing with a lot. Your videos have inspired me. Thank you.
Thank you very much for sharing those gadgets online I really enjoy your videos for quite some time
You had me at, running over the cane's with a car!
I have always put the loope over the bottom when folding my cane.
I never knew anyone did differently.
How interesting.
Sorry for the spell correct errors, apparently my voiceover on my iPad doesn’t know how to understand me. LOL.
This is an amazing cane. I'll be having my first long cane lesson on Friday. I'm excited!
I loved to listening to your giggles about driving over the canes! Thanks for. Making me smile. :)
I love this. Being over 6' tall it's hard to find longer canes and this one comes long. I love it. You drive? Lucky! My wife would kill me, twice if I tried! And the LED tip is awsome!
Thanks for the vid. The last time I went for a eye exam at the university of kentucky , I mentioned your channel to my Dr. He said he remembered you from a seminar.
Such an awesome idea, this with the lighted tip is everything! My sister woke up blind a year ago so I get to be her eyes and keep up with things like this! Thank you for your channel!
That’s pretty cool! Glad to see someone who is taking feedback and doing something with it. And I was very nervous when you got in the driver side of the car. And no, nobody hits the side of the car when they get into drive… LOL…
That is awesome that he took your review seriously and improved the product! I would be so excited for my husband to be able to check this guy out! I don't think he has heard of the No Jab cane.
Thanks for another opportunity to to win a cool product Sam! And, thanks John!
I like that it is a folding cane. I have a telescoping cane that retracts when I do not want it to and gets stuck strait when I want to retract it.
I learn so much watching your videos Sam, I'm thankful that I found your videos, I didn't know how much stuff for the Blind or Low vision is out there. I'm a widow with 2 kids with Retinits Pigmentosa and its a lot to process but he we are learning a lot. Thank you so much, God bless you.
Oh my goodness!
The sound of the van running the canes over kind of made my heart race.
I'm impressed NoJab held up to that van.
I do not need a cane for ordinary walking, but would love to have one, as you suggest, when traveling. It makes so much sense. I love all your tech hints.
I have the no jab tip and it works great. The only one that I have found that works on gravel. We live in the country on 4 acres and it moves over the ground easily. Thanks!
I’ve been looking for a channel for my husband to listen to thanks so much for sharing!
This is a great product. Awesome inventor who is incorporating user feedback in an incredible timeline.
I would love to win one of these Great Danes.
Love the idea of this! Would love to demonstrate this to my low vision peer support groups in Colorado. Bravo to innovation. Thanks for sharing Sam
We have all talked about it for so long, it's nice to finally see a no jab cane :-)
I am so impressed with this no jab cane.
Id love to have one as i begin O and M training soon. Great video Sam.
I would have commented regardless because your videos are very knowledgeable. Because of the one you did for the Sunu band my wife purchased one for me. Keep them coming brother.
Thanks for the video, I love my cane. It takes a lot of the shock from uneven concrete and feels sturdy. No spring noise
I’m so impressed with all of these improvements!!
I live in south central Ky and give my cane quite a work out on our farm, which has rugged terrain. This cane would be perfect!
Always cool to see innovation and improvements.
Sam, I was grateful to have won the runner-up prize on this cane in your last giveaway.
As I told you I was trying to win it for my friend Martin that's why I wanted the longer came. He is much taller than I and had broken his cane recently so winning this was a great opportunity to give back to a great friend.
I just want you to know that my friend Martin used that 1.0 virgin cane all the way from northern New England and took a trip all the way to Texas and New Orleans. He said it held up perfectly fine. he absolutely loves the cane and brags about it everywhere he goes. and the cane was definitely a head turner in our peer support group at the association for the blind in my state. How to pass it around to everybody. Lol
His vision loss is very severe and he had many moments he told me when the cane worked as it was intended to do so. He could feel the changes in terrain without hesitation or any problems. he wanted me to get in touch with you so that he could write personally to John and thank him very much.
I say thank you to you Sam for being an amazing individual here on RUclips. You were definitely one of my main inspirations for making my own channel. You helped me so much through my vision loss to this point. I am now on my own path and felt like I've been visually impaired my whole life. And only in less than 2 years time I don't think I would have been in the mindset I am today if it wasn't for amazing videos from people like you and many others.
Tell John I said thank you as well I will definitely be purchasing a cane from him soon. God bless
oh yes, just so you know it fits the ambutech tips perfectly fine. We put a rollerball tip on it and work like a charm.
That is a quality cane, great improvements, these are going on my xmas wish list.
great idea I just started using a cane due to LHON. Lots of hams,thank you for the chance and also your videos,
Hey Sam.
I like that test that you did with the car and it’s really is good to know that the cane is still intact even after being run over by a car compared to the aluminum ones.
I think it’s so cool that John is the type of guy that really cares about his products and wants to make thatThe best dad they can be for his consumers.
Thanks again for another awesome video buddy. I hope you and your family are doing well and please tell Rachel and Skyler hi for me
what a wonderful cane and light up tip...
I like the rolling LED TIP.
yep, definitely will be getting this new version.
Good to know those two issues have been solved. But I'm having a problem with the matterial of the handle being very sensative to water. The leather hand is nice, but I might just prefer grippy rubber instead. Thanks Sam for the video.
Thanks for this video! Interesting cane ... and exciting that it doesn't even break when a car runs over.
Great video love the new adjustments to the cane.
Thanks Sam for the test It was awesome to see the durability really put t the test
Cool stuff! I can’t blame you Sam I’d have to do the driving too. Not much opportunity for us to get behind the wheel. 😜 The new cane looks sweet!
That’s a pretty cool cane, lesser bruises on the stomach.
just received this updated version of the no jab cain. definitely better than my old graphite folding cain. everything that sam says in this video is true about the cain. highly recommend. yep!
Thanks a lot for all the videos they are very supportive. I just found out a few months ago that my vision is to the point where I can’t drive and I’m learning now from my division of blind services and Lighthouse to cope with that. Your videos are definitely helping me so keep up the good work I’ll definitely be listening
This is a great demo, once the cane is bent it is of no use to anyone, also there are more ways than one to bend a cane
I told my mom about the no jab Caine and she was amazed. I really need to get one.
The cane is very interesting and very durable. I guess you can say the cane can take a jab!🤣😂😎
I’m new to the blind world and this is a cane I must have. Thank you for your videos 🖤
Hello Sam. Thank you for bringing more awareness to the blind community. I would love to have one of those canes to demonstrate to my group at Lighthouse of the Big.
No more unnecessary heimlich maneuvers? I'm in! Will look for this.
Hi Sam! WOW... What a big improvement with the 2.0 version! I would love to have a “No Jab Cane!”
Thst no jab cane seems really good. Especially if it would keep me fron hitting my stomavh or my hip. Love your channel it really helps me to know that I am not the only one that struggles with beeing legally blind
I must have gotten the "2.0" when my no jab was ordered a couple of weeks ago. My lanyard is long enough and I have no squeaky handle. I can hit those curbs like a ninja in the night! No sound :)
The cane getting Run over was very impressive.
I am really intrigued by this concept of cane. I’d really like to have one. I think the LEDs is an awesome concept!
Hi Sam, thanks for a chance and an awesome cane. Good luck to everybody.
The improvements were much needed. I was considering buying it until I saw your review.
I've had retinitis pigmentosa since I was born. I am now just starting to lose my vision to the point where I need a cane. This would definitely be a game changer for me. Thanks so much for sharing.
samantha Wendling hey Samantha, my name is Matt, I just happened to see your comment and wanted to reach out to you. I also have retinitis pigmentosa and was diagnosed at the age of 15. I just wanted to reach out because it seems like it is always fun to connect with someone else with retinitis pigmentosa and to know that we are not alone. I hope all is well with you :-) it would be great to connect sometime! Matt
No Jab 2.0 is pretty cool!
I'm so happy that he keeps coming out with great products that are very useful. I really hope you continue showing his products,it's a wonderful thing your doing. Thank you!
Thanks for the video, I was just looking to get a new cane. Excited for the led tip too!
That was an amazing test. And I like the changes without the middle found in the spring awesome video and awesome cane
I'm so glad I stumbled across your page. I really enjoy seeing all the new gadgets.. I haven't really dealt with anything to do with the blind community since I was in school. But now that my kids are getting older I'm finding myself wanting to see if i could find things to help me. Also been thinking about getting a cane again ( haven't had one since i was 12ish) just to identify myself because teacher and stuff are always trying to show me things I can't see even though I have explained numerous times that I'm visually impaired
Man I just love your channel and have been a subscriber for a while. This is a great product; I'm sold!
I have been hit in the gut by my cane several times. We have brick sidewalks and they are dangerous and I’d love to try out this new cane design.
I love the videos!! I have learned so much about the products I need!
I would like to try this. I’m very low vision, not completely blind. I’ve only used a regular non folding cane in the past. We are flying to Disney with our 5 year old in February and this would be perfect.
The upgrades seem great! I might have to pick me up one of these if I don't win.
This is amazing. Just found this channel. Keep up the good work :-)
Amazing cane and durable to boot
I use a different cane, but I’m very impressed with the durability of it. I do have a dear friend that could use a cane like that. He’d get a kick out of a tip that lit up. 😃🤪
If I win, I win, if I don't then congratulations to the winner! Now, an Idea for that LED roller ball. Make it so it fits all canes, especially the ILA Telescopic (the one I want it for, Sam, you know the cane I am talking about). Speaking of that cane, I took it on a road trip to East TN this past Saturday. First time ever using it in a New, public place I had never been to. What a difference. I mainly used it as an ID cane but if I needed to turn left (I'm blind in my left eye) or there was steps, a quick probe to see its clear or how tall the step was and I was gone. My niece was with me but I was basically "on my own" and it felt great. People did not crowd me like usual and one vendor at the flea market even ask me about it and said he was thinking of getting one as his sight is not what it used to be, he was an older gentleman with a sweet little service dog. I also told him about the WeZoom app which I love and he said he'd check into it as well.
I don't k now about the lighted up roller tip but the no jab is cool.
I've been debating on buying a white cane recently. I have a great trouble with coming down stairs and when I go out into the sun because my eyes take forever to get used to drastic light changes. You looked like you had fun with this video.
The No-Jab cane is awesome!
Thank you for your videos! I'm learning how to use a cane and I have crummy wrists, so something like this would be amazing!
Hey Sam, you might remember me as Evan or tha no jab guy. I saw you at convention a couple of times. I can’t believe that version two of the no jab Cain is already out, seems like only yesterday I purchased version one. Overall, it’s been a very solid cane, and it’s probably been the best cane I’ve had in a long time. It even surpasses my Ambutech canes in terms of durability, which I thought was actually impossible. Thanks for telling John that I love his cane, if I don’t win in this give away , I’m still going to purchase version to eventually. It’s a great cane, the only real issue is I can’t get the tip off of mine, and it’s kind of worn out unfortunately.
I would totally love to check out one of these canines. It sounds interesting. My fellow blind friends are sceptical.
wow like the led rolling tip that is a great idea
I would have loved to be probably the first person using a No-Jab cane in Germany, maybe I can order it via Amazon. Looking forward to your international contest😊 Thanks for your videos!
I have the original no jab cane and like it but this “2.0” peaks my interest more.
I really want to show this cane to my colleagues at State Services for the Blind in MN. I hope I win!
Nice vid Sam! Getting on the giveaway train! It's crazy because I was just going over all the problems with my cane with my boyfriend. The wrist band is TOO small! I've had it since 7th grade, so it's time to upgrade.
Amazing!! So wonderful to not be jabbed!! Love the LED tip too! 55” is perfect!
Cool cane, also like the led roller ball
I have an aluminum cane. After your Demo, I would love to have the No-Jab cane!
Newly blind and learning how to get around
I love the No jab video
This is just great Sam, thanks!
The jabs to the gut are the worst! I would love one of these. Thanks!
Please, I need this in my life. I could use this in my everyday life. This cane is amazing.
Love the new updates to the cane! I’d love to win one of them in the giveaway!