Crutch Tips 7/8 inch Heavy Duty Crutch Bottom Rubber Crutch Accessories Replacement Rubber Cane Tips 6 Pcs -Gray

Very good.

was able to use them for my cane

Todo bien

These perfectly fit my mom's cane. I like how grippy they are because her cane has a tendency to slip on slick surfaces if the tip is not grippy enough. They're very easy to install. You just pull the old one off and stick the new one on. It feels like it's going to stay on the cane really well. If this is the right size for your walking cane, you should get it. It seems to be a really good product.

I got these for the replacement feet for our rebounder which is many years old. They are a little tight but I greased up the legs and inside of these and was able to use them with some flat wood and a hammer to pound them on. They are much better then the original feet.The cane we have is wood and never had a rubber foot on it. These do not fit it as the cane bottom tapers too much. Therefore these would not work for it.I am satisfied with this purchase

Both of us are now using canes to get around safely and one thing we didn’t anticipate was failure and loss of the rubber tips. As it turns out, each of us has several canes for use in the house and in our cars. When the first tip failed I measured the canes and as luck would have it 3 out of 4 were 7/8 inch so it made sense to order a few. This one was a tight fit so it won’t fall off, but I didn’t need oil to get it securely on. I can’t speak yet to durability but after some time I’ll update this review. So far, so good.

I expected for these to last about two weeks of rugged use. At 11 days, as I was walking from carpet to slate floor, the crutch tip instantaneously split in half. The immediately bare titanium crutch metal end contacted the hard floor, slid on the slate floor, and I fell down hitting my head on the table. Lots of blood, a severe injury, and I will never use these tips again!Background: I will use crutches every day for the rest of my life due to a distracted driver severing my leg off. So I am an expert and an everyday user of crutches. Crutch tips normally fail slowly, and wear down so that the crutch metal end starts to work its way through. Once you feel metal of the crutch contact with the floors, you have time to change out tips. This crutch tip started showing some signs of wear, but catastrophically and instantaneously failed by splitting in two in an unexpected and premature way. A scar on my head is now the reminder of this poorly made product!

These tips are about in the middle of stiffness for rubber tips, not too soft and not too stiff. They go on easily (to crutches or a cane), and they hold up well to an adult man's weight. They should do well on everything from concrete to tile to carpet.