KMINA Crutch Tips 3/4 Inch, All Terrain Cane Tips, Black

I bought two of these cane tips almost 3 years ago at this point and put it on my cane, thinking it would probably only last six months to a year like every other one that I’ve ever bought. However, here I am three years later, writing this review and the cane tip that I have still looks like it’s practically brand new. The wire on this thing has been negligible, even though I use the cane every day the material is sturdy, although it is starting to rubble a little bit because of the age, but other than that, the quality of it has been absolutely excellent. I don’t think I’ll probably ever have to replace this. It’ll probably outlast my cane. McCain is a heavy duty steel one. Previous tips that I’ve gotten that were labeled as heavy duty all lasted no more than nine months to a year. So this can’t last lasting three years and not needing replacement yet is excellent. I still have the other one in a box somewhere and I can’t remember where I put it but since I don’t need it, who cares! Do you want a good heavy duty can tip this is the one to get

I was born with CP, and use forearm crutches to ambulate. I injured my knee and had surgery this summer. Because my mobility and balance were really imapacted, I started looking for a tip that would hopefully offer more in the way of traction and support on ice, snow, and wet floors. I found it in the KMINA tips. It is now March, and Im happy to report that I didn't go down one time during bad surface conditions. With conventional tips, I was destined to take two to three spills year. I will say that there were a few instances when my crutches would begin to slide on ice, but the wide base and traction design of the KMINA's kept me from falling. Motoring along on floors wet from melting snowwas not an issue. I did not even begin to slip once. Whereas before, I would have to catch myself several times over the course of a winter. Id also like to point out KIMINA tips are long lasting. Ive been using the same pair for several months, and they are hardly worn. The tips I used to rely on before, might make it a week before they began to split and tear at the edges. The one thing to keep in mind with the KIMINA's is that the wide base design with the tapered edges can sometimes get caught under door edges as you are coming through. In my opinion however, this a minor concern in the context of this product's overall high level of quality, performance, and reliability. $20 a pair is well worth the price! Thank you KAMINA!

These should be standard on all crutches! If you need non-slip crutch tips buy these now. Regular crutch tips are dangerous on wet floors (especially on tile floors in stores and school hallways). My son has used these after two knee surgeries, and we can't praise them enough. The have not slipped even once.

When life doesn’t pause just because you’re on crutches, you need gear that actually works. Between daycare drop-offs, long workdays, and just getting through everyday life in icy, arctic winter conditions, these have been absolutely life-changing. I bought them after realizing my crutches were basically trying to take me out every time I stepped onto a smooth or wet floor. Winter sidewalks, building entrances, tile floors — all felt like a disaster waiting to happen. After testing these out, I can honestly say I finally feel confident walking into places without worrying about slipping or falling flat on my face. They provide real traction and stability where regular crutch tips fail. If you’re on crutches in winter or dealing with slick surfaces, these are a must. 10/10 recommend.

Update 11/24: he has been using these tips more and likes them a little better. still the large footprint makes it easier for him to get caught on things and trip which is his biggest complaint, but he does feel stable using them most of the time and they have lasted quite a while (regular use in the last 3 months and no signs of breaking through. Great for hiking and slippery surfaces. I had high hopes for these tips for my husband who is an amputee and uses crutches to help him get around, but they have been more of a nuisance. they have caused him to trip more often due to the bigger foot print. He states they may work better for hiking and likes them a little better in the yard, but he does not for every day getting around. He catches them on things around the house especially when going around corners. He has used them for about a week and is looking to order different crutch tips currently. They do fit onto the end of crutches fine, which is an upside.

These are great! I've been using 1 crutch for about 10 years, instead of a cane. This is the first time, in all these years, that I feel safe when I'm walking. The size of these makes the crutch very sturdy and stable. Doesn't slip or slide. My old ones always slipped when I stood up. These don't. Can't recommend these enough! Seems very durable, too. My old tips only lasted about 2 1/2 months before I had to get a new one, and I only use it in the house, minimally. Only back and forth to the bathroom or my power wheelchair. I think these will last quite a while. I'll update after a few months and let you know how they wear with use.

These worked perfectly! They gave me a much more stable base as I hobbled around on crutches on a family beach trip.

Rarely write reviews but this product is essential for anyone who uses a cane. I use two canes to walk and I have always had the normal 1-inch tip on one cane which after a short time becomes worn and tends to slip. I had many near falls because it was worn and one actual fall when the cane slipped out from under me. I never felt confident the cane would support me. My second cane has a four prong tip that allows it to stand alone. This new cane tip, which comes two in a package, has a 3-1/4 inch flexible base that provides a firmer crip and more support. There is a steel washer in the bottom of the hole that prevents the cane from punching through the rubber. I've used for a week now and feel much more confident when I walk because I don't feel I will slip and fall. Also if you insert the tip correctly, the cane will stand on its own, almost as stable as the four prong tip (similar to Vive sold on Amazon). Very fast delivery; two days after I ordered. I highly recommend these tips for anyone who wants a flexible and stable tip for their canes.

Très stable

Ich nutze diese XXL Gummifüße mit den Kohlefaser 19 mm Unterarmgehstützen von Kmina. Die alleine sind aufgrund vieler guter Eigenschaften ein Gedicht, aber das nur am Rande. Nach monatelanger Nutzung waren die mitgelieferten Gummifüße verschlissen. Die flink nachbestellten (noch kleineren) Füße Modell 4 Stück für 'nen Zehner waren noch schneller am Ende. Mit den Originalen sowie noch mehr mit den Ersatzfüßen ist man doch auf rutschigem Untergrund (Badezimmer, feuchte Holzplanken, fiese Steinwege bei Regen) gerne mal weggerutscht, was regelmäßig die ungewollte Vollbelastung des zu schonenden Fußes zur Folge hat. Im Besten Fall folgt dann ein kurzer Schreck, mit weniger Glück eine Überbelastung mit neuer Schwellung oder gar eine Vollbremsung mit der Nase. Mit diesen neuen und wirklich großen Füßen ist der Grip deutlich besser. Das liegt meines Erachtens weniger an der großen Fläche sondern an der Biegung des Gummis im Randbereiche, sodass ein Teil immer waagerecht mit dem Untergrund verbunden ist. Je nach Untergrund macht natürlich auch das deutliche Profil einen Unterschied gegenüber den fast profillosen Beipackfüßen. Weiterer Vorteil ist der wesentlich verbesserte Schutz gegen ein Dursacken der gesamten Krücke, typischerweise auf Gullideckeln, Gitterrosten oder grobem Kopfsteinpflaster. Last but not least: Die Grundfläche ist so groß, dass die Krücken auf geradem Untergrund selbstständig auf der Stelle stehen können sprich ohne sie anzulehnen! Wer die eigenen zum 500. Mal vom Boden aufheben durfte, weiß das vermutlich ähnlich zu schätzen wie ich. Diese Füße sind natürlich etwas schwerer als die AOK Werksausführung, es fällt aber nach drei Schritten nicht mehr auf. Wem das alles zu schwer ist dem sei nochmal wärmstens die Kmina Kohlefaser Stütze empfohlen. Über das doch etwas adipöse Gummidesign macht sich nur der Gedanken, der noch nie Krücken gebraucht hat. Gerade in der dunklen und nassen Jahreszeit sind diese Krücken-Bigfoots wenigstens für geschundene Langzeitnutzer Pflicht. Wer sich auf weichen Naturböden wie Sand halbwegs aufrecht bewegen will, kommt ebenfalls kaum darum herum. Über den Verschleiß lässt sich noch keine Aussage treffen aber die schiere Menge an verbautem Gummi macht eine vernünftige Nutzung bis zum Jüngsten Tag mehr als wahrscheinlich. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

These seem to be very good. They are approx 3 to 4 times bigger than standard crutch ends and have a textured non slip finish. After near slipping on tiles, I'm confident these will be much safer. They also have a metal washer insert so the crutches don't dig into the rubber.

llego antes de la fecha de entrega, le quedaron bien , se sienten más estables ya que varias veces q he tenido accidentes con mis muletas . Solo me falta ponerlas en práctica. Mil gracias

cumple bien