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

There's not a lot to say about cane tips. This one fits a 1" cane perfectly. It grips perfectly. I don't know how long it will last, but cutting the old one off and putting the new one on took less than five minutes. I used a Buck 110 pocket knife to cut the old one down the side to peel it off. If you rely on a cane at all, you need it to be non slip. Look at your cane and see if the ring treads are worn down. If they are, you could fall more easily. Change them out. It's easy and cheap. I have intermittent vertigo. When it hits me it's acute. 99% of the time I don't need a cane. But when vertigo hits I can put my feet apart and lean forward onto my cane. A tripod is a very steady position. It usually passes the nauseous stage in a minute or less but I am a little unsteady for hours after.

I’ve used these tips for a while. I’m big (6’1” - 245) and I put a lot of weight on my cane. These tips last a long time and are priced reasonably. They go great on my heavyweight, hardwood cane.

I need a walking stick because I'm visually challenged in one eye, so I always use a stick in the neighborhood and in outside locations. The stick tip gradually wears down, so I needed some new ones. Ordered PCP Cane Tips on Amazon, delivered the next day. Cut off the old tip, put on the PCP tip, voila. The metal insert gives the stick a more solid feel, so my proprioceptive inputs to brain improved. It works for me. A product you can stick with.

They're ok

Used these for my staff. They'll last about 70 miles with my form of "walking". They have a little metal washer at the bottom inside to help stabilize the tip. I'm hooked on these.

Measure the end of the cane itself without the tip on it. Thought it would be wider but was looking at the rubber tip itself for inside measure after taken off. Nope, look at cane itself. Fits an old wooden cane of my father's that am now using myself as well as the 2'nd one fit on a tall hiking stick from my old days of hiking so that is a big bonus. Tall walking sticks are great for center of balance.

I have been using PCP cane tips for years. They would last six months to a year. I walk with 2 canes and replaced the tips on August 11, 2026. Today, exactly 2 months later, the tread is gone. I am pretty good about rotating the tips so the wear is even. I am trying to be more active, but I have not doubled my walking, let alone tripled it! I am still giving it 3 stars because they are stable and they don't shed rubber. I tried a non-brand and they only lasted one month. I would pay more for a better quality cane tip.

I've tried different brands over the years and although these don't look much different than other tips - they are. In the summer I work in the yard and maintain my pool. The pool deck is a very rough washed pebble concrete. In the summer previous cane tips would last about 6-8 weeks caused by primary wear around the pool. This summer I opened the pool late April coinciding with replacing my cane tip. It's now 12 weeks later and there's almost no wear on the tip. I compared the old tip (I still had an unused one) and new tip and there is actually more mass to the older one. ???? I can only assume that the new tip rubber is denser? better quality? Whatever the reason it lasts and lasts. These feel the same as all the others - rubbery not plastic; they grip well.

This was ordered as a 1-inch cane replacement, it is almost perfect. The issue is that all wooden canes can vary even though they say they are one inch. 99 % fit, but they work and I do not have to buy a new cane. I am heavy on my cane as I am using it during rehab for knee surgery so I place a great deal of weight and the tip is taking the pressure.

Son muy claros para lo que son

It’s important to measure the diameter of the cane where the rubber tip fits onto as they do come in different sizes (3/4”, 1”, etc.). This fit mine perfectly and work very well, very pleased. It’s also nice that they come in a package of two so you have your next one handy when it wears out (as long as you remember where you put it - LOL)

Works well, if it lasts will prove to be a good buy. Only had a couple of weeks.

PCP Replacement Reinforced Rubber Cane Tips, Grey, 3/4 Inch These appear to be exactly like the previous tips that lasted for years of sporadic use. It's a bit of an effort to fit onto the cane, but this ensures that they stay on through snow and shine. Cannot comment on the grip on tile or hardwood as the cane is not used indoors. The tip is fine outdoors. It's a decent price for two.