QTY 4: RUBBER FERRULES TIPS ENDS FOR HIKING TREKKING STICK POLE BY LIFESWONDERFUL®

Just the job and just what I needed.These are somewhat of a hard rubber and a very tight fit on my umbrella/walking stick. I just popped one in a jug of boiling water for a few minutes and it became soft enough to fit with a good push but wear oven gloves as it will be hot.I would sooner have a really tight fit than a loose fit.They do come with metal washers so as not to wear out too quick with the metal ends on the umbrella/walking sticks.My umbrella is the G4Free Umbrella Walking Stick from Amazon and these fit really tight and once fitted using the jug of boiling water will not move or drop off.I do recommend these and they are 12mm holes onto a 13mm tapered shaft so they are tight and that is good.

Needed some 40mm or thereabouts tall feet to make a cover over the gas hob in my camper van. Needed to be on the corners of a bit of MDF to lift it clear of the grill. Needed not to rattle nor slip when we were driving so rubber feet were needed. Where can I buy 4 40mm tall rubber feet cheap? thinks I. These were perfect - 8mm dowels glue in and poking out of the MDF, wrapped with a bit of insulation tape to bulk them out to 10mm and the ferrule tips fit on perfectly.

I had trekking poles that the end rubbers were worn or lost through walking over a bridge with gaps. Purchased to replace them so would be usable ahgain. Fitted and have lasted the few short walks I have done as I have planter Facilities and this helps

Good product used as a base for a shooting stick

I’m really disable which means I can’t really walk very far, but when I do walk I put a lot of pressure on rubber end of the stick which on a less high quality rubber ferrule tip end means it quickly wears out after only few days if I’m lucky. So I’m really pleased with this high quality product, just keeps going and going.

They fit the stick well, but are a bit slippery on wet pavements etc . . . could do with a softer compound!

OK

Fit well and very secure on uneven ground.