PCP Replacement Cane Tips, for 3/4 inch / 1.9 cm diameter (Black, Two Tips)

I like how the bottom is flexible, as it provides a noticeable cushion when I press down with the cane. It also has a good grip on the ground. It also has a flat metal piece to prevent the cane from pushing through the bottom of the tip over time; if I had known about these features, I would have replaced the tip on my cane the day I bought it. This is a product that I wholeheartedly endorse.

Cataleya Davis

| Aug 06, 2021

Over the years, I've tried a variety of brands, and while these don't appear to be any different from other tips - they are. they are. In the summer, I work in the yard and keep my pool in good shape. The pool deck is made of pebble concrete that has been washed in a rough pattern. Cane tips used to last about 6 months in the summer. Primary wear around the pool has caused an 8-week delay. This summer, I opened the pool in late April, just as I was replacing the tip of my cane. It's been 12 weeks, and the tip shows almost no signs of wear. When I compared the old tip (which I still had) to the new tip, I discovered that the older one has more mass. I'm guessing the new tip rubber is denser than the old? higher standard of excellence? Whatever the case may be, it persists indefinitely. br>They have the same feel as the rest of them - Not plastic, but rubbery. They have a very good grip.

Virginia Ashley

| May 13, 2021

I put a lot of pressure on my canes, and these tips are still holding up. Excellent product at a reasonable cost!.

Atticus Manning

| Dec 23, 2020

The brand is better than the competition. These suggestions were purchased for both my wife and me. We use them on city streets every day, and they hold up well against concrete sidewalks. We haven't had any "slip tips" on slick surfaces, but be cautious; anything can happen. This is fantastic!.

Margot Booker

| Mar 17, 2021

Since 2013, I've been using a cane, and I recently purchased this PCP replacement tip. How I wish I'd discovered PCP earlier! Carpal tunnel syndrome developed as a result of the pressure on my hand from leaning in the cane, necessitating the use of a hand/wrist brace, but the pressure difference from the PCP tip was noticeable from the first steps. It's softer, less jarring, and my right hand/wrist, as well as myself, are much happier!.

Zaid Bauer

| Dec 12, 2021

Because it was made of latex, and it was difficult to get the tip on the bottom of the cane, it only received three stars. br>br>It took a lot of pushing to get the tip on the cane as easy as the write-up on the website, but it did eventually go on after a lot of pushing. Unfortunately, these items are made of latex, and both of my hands' palms became fire red and burned as a result. They returned to almost normal after I washed them thoroughly and applied cortisone. However, the latex warning, which is in very small print at the bottom of the box side, needs to be in large print and also on the website!br>br>I believe the tip will be sturdy enough since the cane is not used every day.

Lyla Sandoval

| Jan 07, 2021

I'm afraid I'll have to send these back. While the tips are designed to fit a 3/4-inch cane shaft, the tip's base (the part that touches the ground) is only 1-inch wide. 3/8 inch in diameter When compared to other replacement tips I've ordered, which were much closer to 1-inch, this is a minor difference. 3/4 inch in diameter. The person who received these believed that the size difference affected the stability or "footing" of his cane significantly. The rubber, on the other hand, appears to be of decent quality. The item arrived in a timely manner and in good condition.

Summer Key

| Dec 18, 2021

My . It's fine if they have their hands in their pockets. My only issue is that when the pavement is wet, it becomes dangerously slick.

Levi Lindsay

| Apr 08, 2021