Rehand Cane Tips, 3/4 Inch All Terrain Tip for Cane & Crutch, 3/4'' Rubber Replacement Foot Pad, 0.75 Inch Cane Tips Heavy Duty, Walking Cane Tips and Crutch Tips(Pack of 2)

For these for the end of my daddy’s canes or walking sticks and he loves them

This is absolutely the best cane tip. It grips to any surface even when wet.

Fit my cane pefectly

This is an excellent product attached well to my cane but it was heavier than I had expected. For me the weight was more than I wanted to deal with. Had I not found an alternative I would have kept them. I do recommend this product if you don’t mind the extra weight. Very stable, good value for the money, not sticky but good traction.

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I have had to use a cane for years, and I have gone through many cane tips, but with this one I have more traction, more confidence when I am walking, and I know that it will last a lot longer than regular tips! Thank you, Very happy I found these

I have one of those CVS folding canes. I would go through the CVS cane tips every 2-3 weeks. I figured I would give these a try.They definitely last longer! Going on 2 months now. They also do really well on wet surfaces.They have some articulation, so they don’t wear out on one side.One thing about them, they are HEAVY. After a day or two though, you get used to it and wonder how you went without these!Because they are much larger, they provide more stability and more impact resistance.I HIGHLY recommend these for anyone that needs a cane for walking. I have degenerative disc disease, and my right leg doesn’t always get the signal that I’m walking, hence the cane.

These are top-notch and greatly improve my walking safety but they do wear down and need frequent replacement several times a year depending on your usage.I walk up to 1 mile on concrete and asphalt sidewalks daily, seven days a week. Added to that are much shorter distances in stores and their parking lots about two or three times a week. I weigh 190 lbs and use my cane for balance. I use a different cane with a softer tip around the house. With that usage these all-terrain cane tips last me about 75 days before getting very worn and needed replacement (see photo). That comes to 5 cane tips annually. Purchased for $11 a pair, that's $27.50 annually at my rate of usage and weight. Not too big a price to pay for the additional safety these tips provide compared to the typical cane tip. One bad fall could cost you a lot more than $27.50 worth of prevention.