Two-headed walking stick

Abstract

A two-headed walking stick is provided that comprises a variety of cane tips which may be used interchangeably. The walking stick defines two heads, one on either end of the stick, both of which may accept any one of a variety of cane tips selected to provide support for a particular walking surface. The walking stick also defines a gripping surface that may employ longer-than-standard grips on both ends of the stick and a strap to accommodate securely holding the device.

1 . A walking stick comprising:
 a) a shaft;   b) a shaft first end;   c) a shaft second end;   d) a first end tip attached to the shaft first end; and   e) a second end tip attached to the second end.   
   
   
       2 . The walking stick of  claim 1  comprising a means for removeably attaching the first end tip to the shaft first end. 
   
   
       3 . The walking stick of  claim 2  comprising a means for removeably attaching the second end tip to the shaft second end. 
   
   
       4 . The walking stick of  claim 3  wherein a portion of the shaft first end defines a gripping surface and a portion of the shaft second end defines a gripping surface. 
   
   
       5 . The walking stick of  claim 3  comprising a means for removeably securing the shaft first end and the shaft second end to a user's wrist.