Rubber feet rubber tips for walking stick

Rubber tips for walking stick use need to match the stick's end profile and intended seating depth. The fitting should remain attached when the stick is lifted while the contact face meets the ground as designed. A tip chosen only by its visible outside width may have an unsuitable internal bore or support thickness.

Select the replacement for the particular stick and its intended use conditions. Check the leg end for damage or sharp edges before fitting, and preserve the specified attachment arrangement. The complete stick and tip should be assessed on the relevant surfaces rather than assigning traction or support performance from rubber alone.

Inspect the installed tip before use and follow the stick's maintenance instructions. Keep the contact face free of grit and check for wear that exposes the end or changes the contact shape. Replace a loose, split, or heavily worn tip promptly. Do not restore fit with improvised packing or a fastening method that changes the intended support and retention at the stick end.

Material options

Custom rubber compound and color, selected for the contact conditions and required geometry.

Hardness range

30–90 Shore A for rubber. Compare firmness under load at the intended contact face. Rubber tips for walking stick use need to match the stick's end profile and intended seating depth.

Custom profile & fit

A tip chosen only by its visible outside width may have an unsuitable internal bore or support thickness.

Assembly considerations

Check the leg end for damage or sharp edges before fitting, and preserve the specified attachment arrangement.

Design check

Select the replacement for the particular stick and its intended use conditions.

Photos illustrate structure or material only. A tip chosen only by its visible outside width may have an unsuitable internal bore or support thickness. ETOL directly manufactures custom-shaped silicone and rubber parts to your requirements.