Rubber Cane Tips - Set of 4 Pieces, 7/8

I actually put these on my shower chair, whose original feet were busted and ruining my tub. I could never remember the size of them but I found these and they fit like a dream! I much rather pay for a new set of these every year or so then have to battle with my insurance company to get a whole new chair. Thank you so much!

We tried a couple other larger looking crutch replacement tips here on Amazon which started shredding off pieces of rubber within 3 days. We are at 2 weeks with these and they are holding up wonderfully!

great product for my walking stick! very happy with it!

I started using a cane in July and in Mid-November I needed to order replacement tips for the 2 that were included in my amazing Asterom bearded skull wooden cane from Ukraine. I use the cane heavily (I am currently over 250 lbs.) and walk on a variety of hard surfaces like wood, pavement, cement, concrete, etc. for 2,000-3,000 steps per day, on average. These really help support you and have a soft cushion. Beware of other brands that make tips out of harder materials like plastic or do not have a proper design for grip. This one has the perfect grip and comes at an amazing price! My attached picture is what they look like after the aforementioned heavy daily use for 2 months.

Fit the bottom of my walking stick perfectly! Now it doesn't slip on the floors! Just what I needed!

Use this on a outside table Works Great. Thank You

Worked great for the replacement feet on a stool I have. I also needed 4 so it worked out just right.

had to return

Accurate fit, hard rubber. Used for walking sticks.

Fits

These are better looking than the drugstore / generic ones. These are soft and pliable as well. They are also made in Ukraine. Aesthetics were important as I made my own cane out of wood and is crafted to not only be functional but shows the grain of the wood and therefore meant to look appealing (i.e. not be another generic aluminium walker). They don't have a metal disk in the bottom like many, so if one wears through it unknowingly, it could damage the cane's if it goes unnoticed. A trip to the local hardware store can solve this easily and I like the option to add one, vs forcibly removing the preinstalled one.