AWINNER Hiking Pole Tips, 4Pcs, Rubber, Wear & Tear Resistant, for Trekking Poles, Walking Sticks, Hiking Canes

Best on the market; strong, fits well, very durable and petite, not big and bulky like others. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I won't know for sure for a while because it depends on how they wear, but they have a good deep tread underneath and a good wide rounded area for the sticks to hit the ground. They also have a bit of 'bounce', thus adding to the comfort of walking. So far I'm 5-stars impressed. Oh, and did I mention the resemblance to little red wellies for my sticks? - they're quite cute!

I can't believe I didn't notice how my black one had worn down not just the fact it kept slipping. But these have saved the day and even in the house on the lino I can feel the difference plus the color and shape is fun ☺️

Okay, so they're bright red, but I like that they add a bit of pole pizzazz. The main thing is that they're grippy, and that's the job you want your pole tips to do.When I got them out of the packet I thought the treads made these tips look like little paws. Kinda cute. But make no mistake, these bad boys are doing some serious legwork (in training for a Kilimanjaro trip in September), and so far, so good!

UPDATE: These superbly grippy bungs have amazed me by their traction on slippy floors such as have been the bane of my life in shopping malls and even pavements outside.I have been using trekking poles for decades, on mountains and tarmac. I have always struggled to find rubber bungs for the tips with much grip underneath (in contact with the ground). These from Awinner have by far the best grip I have ever seen. I also like the cheerful red colour. Sometimes my wrists do feel some discomfort from the repetitive impact of pole tip against pavement. I am hoping that as these are made of thick rubber, they will provide some cushioning.In the past I have ordered rubber tips advertised for use on walking sticks. The opening proved far too big. Walking sticks are normally much fatter than trekking poles. I fear the seller is over-optimistic in advertising these bungs as suitable for both sticks and poles. However, as Awinner offers Free Returns, you can check for yourself.NB these bungs don't fit very tightly on the tips of my poles. I think this will be OK for walking on pavement or roads, but should I intend venturing on to mud, I might take precautions against losing them. I will try cleaning the metal tips of my poles thoroughly and then winding a little Cellotape around them, or alternatively applying just a little glue to the pole tips and letting it dry thoroughly before adding the bungs. The aim is not to glue the tips and bungs together, but to create friction between them.The current price of £9.99 for 4 bungs seems to me reasonable for such a well-designed and high quality item, which I am hoping will last me for many miles.

I'm an experienced hillwalker and live in the Lakes, so I've given these a good workout.I find that the rubber on most pole tips is too hard and prone to slipping on slick surfaces. This can be dangerous, as I know to my cost.These tips boast a softer rubber that offers significantly better grip than anything else I've used to date. This is reinforced by the wide radius of the tip which offers a larger contact area, and by the unusually deep grooves of the tread.The soft compound does mean they will wear faster, but this is offset by the exceptional depth of the tread so I'm expecting an acceptable lifetime.I've tried them on 3 sets of poles from different brands and they fit well.I often walk off-piste and have lost many tips in bogs and rocks. The red colour makes them a little easier to find.An interesting product that stands out from the crowd. Recommended.

Despite being a simple product these tips are often badly designed and last very little. In this case we have a good thick rubber, a larger base with a very good grip and the internal design should help avoiding that the tip of the pole goes through straight away. They seem perfectly suited for trekking poles (the use I am doing of them), not sure they would fit on a walking stick, unless is a rather slim one. I think they also provide a good cushioning when the pole hits the ground, so should be comfortable for longer walks

The AWINNER 4pcs Hiking Pole Tips arrived quickly and was well packaged. The fact that there are 2 pairs of tips, means that there will be no arguments over who gets to replace our old worn-out sets!The tips feel surprisingly soft to the touch, but it does mean that there is a bit of cushioning when walking. They are also more rounded than our older pairs, and they have an interesting 'tread' which hopefully will disperse the mud as we walk on. The tips fitted well on both styles of poles.The fact that they have an internal metal washer to prevent penetration means that they should last longer than our previous tips - but only time will tell.Recommended.