4 Pack of Extra Durable Rubber Replacement Tips (Replacement Feet/Paws/Ferrules/Caps) for Trekking Poles - Fits All Standard Hiking and Nordic Walking Poles

These were great replacements for our hiking poles. I don't know where we lost our original tips but these replacement tips worked great for our recent trip to Zion National Park. They stayed on our poles solidly and without any significant wear to the bottom of the tips. I had never used this style of tip before, but I really liked them and will probably keep these as my main hiking pole tip in the future. I am impressed and would recommend these replacement tips to anyone who hikes or walks with hiking poles.

The original round tips I had wore out in less than a year, since I do use them on asphalt/hard ground in addition to snow/softer dirt (I take off the tips). I have another set of poles with angled tips, like this and really missed them compared to my second set of poles (with the round tips). I replaced the worn out tips with these, which fit perfectly and provide a great angle for using the poles (much better than the round tip). Based on how these fit, I expect them to last much longer than my original tips.

Rollerski use on concrete path Surprisingly ok on concrete, poor on asphalt or anything else. Easy to put on/take off over my 10mm carbide tips. Easy to put in jersey back pockets. Very noticeable weight, you get used to it though. Note, the HARDER you plant and push, the LESS likely they are to slip. I first went easier to avoid slippage, totally wrong. Hills on concrete are much better after this understanding. No, they not like what you're used to on asphalt with carbide. You won’t wanna do double pole intensity intervals. Buuuut, if you need to cover a few miles on bike path to your good asphalt places, these are great. I can do z4 level pushes and moderate hills with only occasional slips. When you take these off for your reg asphalt sessions you will feel like you have the $500 high modulus poles of your dreams. 5 stars because it’s probly as great as you can ever expect for this use (and cheap!). Update— one of the tips has split down the side after 4 sessions. Asking for a replacement.

Good, tight, quality rubber. It's even too thick. The wear is longer, but from this we have a strong slip, weak adhesion to some surfaces for which the product is designed. In my case, it does not work very well, so I will return to my previous priorities.Nevertheless, this is not a verdict, but rather an attempt to explain that before you buy, you should carefully study your goals.

Sturdy and yet softer on hard floors.

The rubber feet provide great traction on surfaces where the sharp pole ends tend to slide. We found putting what looks like the heel forward and the end that looks like the front of a shoe back allows the pole to smoothly rotate and maintain good traction while walking. After making that adjustment they work great.

I just received these tips. I was not sure that they would fit the poles that I already have. They fit perfectly. H have only used them for one walk but they seem to have good grip.

Good price, but they wear out quickly on sidewalks/concrete. I've used Trek tips that I believe lasted much longer. The first set I used lasted for ~50 miles of use before I had to change them.

Happy with this product will put on my trekking pies to use for Nordic walking

My husband walks everyday everyday for one and a half hours on asphalt and concrete. He said these are so good very sturdy and makes walking very comfortable. Better then the other style tip for this. Completely satisfied.

They seem very durable so far and I am stoked that they fit the pole so well.

Too much vinyl in the tips and not enough rubber. That makes them stronger but slippier on asphalt (with nordic walking sticks).

It will last wear and tear well as it has sturdy thickness or rubber. Happy with it.