BornFeel Trekking Pole Replacement Tips 16 Pack Hiking Pole Rubber Tips Walking Stick Tips End Caps Protectors

Writing a review for the these trekking pole tips based upon use and experience over the last several months. I am a fairly active trekker and use my poles often during the COVID-19 pandemic - 7+ times a month, or so.I bought these replacement tips to replace the tips that came with my current trekking poles, Cascade Mountain Aluminum light weight trekking poles, which I think are great for the money. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01L2HYPNW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) This tip shape is the one I use most frequently. I am disappointed with the quality of these particulary replacement tips because the plastic/rubber is harder and not as absorbent as the ones that came with the trekking poles. Therefore, I can feel just a little more shock in my arms and shoulders with each pole plant. Also, the bare carbon tip "punches through" the bottom of the replacement tip must faster than on the original tips that came with my trekking poles. The quanitity in the pack is good because I have been going through these tips fairly quickly. However, I like more shock absorbancy and more durabilility so I don't have to change these out so frequently. In the future, I am going to reach out to Cascade Mountain and see if I can get replacement tips from them directly. I will spend a little bit more, and will not be buying this particular product again.

I bought these as replacement tips for my backpacking walking sticks. They fit snugly over the metal pole ends and have metal washers inside, so I was hopeful that they would work for my upcoming backpacking trip in the Sierras. Unfortunately they failed after 1 day (see uploaded picture), the pole ends punched through the rubber - it was like not having a rubber tip on at all. These are a total failure for hiking. I recommend buying a different/quality brand.

These trekking pole tips fit my LL Bean poles. They protect the pole tips and floors. They also can easily slip off in soft dirt. For me that is more good than bad because I want to take the tips off when walking trails in the wild and put them on when I am walking on pavement or inside. If they were tight enough to stay in place I couldn't do that.

I just took this tips on a 5 day hiking trip to the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. This tips are rounded at the end and made of hard rubber with a metal washer between the metal tip of the hiking pole and the hard rubber, they hold up! Because the rubber is harder than most walking rubber tips and there is extra rubber because the tip is rounded they last. The model that has a flat rubber tip grips better to the sides of rocks, but the poles melt tip pokes through in a few days if you are hiking rock and high elevation terrain. THESE ARE THE BEST TREKKING RUBBER TIPS I'VE FOUND SO FAR, AND WILL STICK WITH THIS TIPS FROM NOW ON.

It’s great to be able to replace my tip more often due to the price. However they aren’t made of sturdy quality and just weren’t worth buying. They wear out quicker than the originals. I use mine as walking stick due to spinal surgery that went wrong. I can’t afford to have even a small fall. Now if you were using these tips to replace a stick you use only for winter like to walk in snow then you can’t get a better deal.