Medical All Terrain Tip - Heavy Duty Design Cane or Crutch Tip - Sand, Snow, Dirt, and Rain Tip - 3/4" | Black | 1 Pack

Received tip in mail works great on end of cane. Stands straight up very happy with it.

Exactly what I needed! I have drop foot and use an AFO. I really wanted to go to the beach, but I was terrified of walking in the sand, as I've only been living with this condition for 2 years. I really worried that I could get injured. I ordered this for my cane and it worked perfectly! I needed to lean more heavily than I do otherwise, and the cane stayed in place, plus it stood on its own and kept it sand-free. The only problem I had was that I didn't completely understand how to measure. It was too big for the cane I'd originally purchased it for, but it perfectly fit a standard, drug store cane. It ended up not mattering. After a few days of use, it still looks perfectly intact. Thank you for a product that allows me to access the beach again!

I have gotten so many compliments from these tips. They are extremely non-slip, and make it much easier to walk on gravel and in the sand. Crutches are evil, but these 4-wheel drive tips help.

These are awesome!!! They really stabilized my crutches. They are great for winter weather and just allowing for more confidence that you won't slip. Much better than another one I tried. These are not super heavy. They hold up great and such a better deal than other I tried. Out of this entire unfortunate event, these crutch ends were a major bonus!!

I have used these for one month and already one of them has completely blown out where the actual crutch leg has penetrated through the bottom of the tip thus making it not usable. They were great at first but lasting only one month is definitely not worth the money. Will try to upload a photo this evening but I had to cut it off of the crutch as it starting 'ride up' after punch through the bottom of the tip.

It helps stabilize the cane so it doesn't tip over so easily.

They work great on my forearm crutches. They stand up without having to lean them against something.

Perfect at first, especially being able to stand the cane up. After 2-3 days, it will no longer hold up the cane. Evidently the feet get too flexible and bend, causing it to turn over.