Stansport Trekking Pole Replacement Feet - 2 Pack

These fit my poles well and are working out well. I am mobility impaired and use these poles often especially when I need even support that I can’t get with a single cane.

I have not tested this particular brand. However, this style seems to last a lot longer, in another brand, than the cylindrical ones so I'm banking these will too.

These Stansport trekking pole feet are similar to Komperdell's replacement flex tips for their "Spirit" Nordic-walking poles, which have become nearly impossible to find in the U.S. The diameter appears to be very slightly smaller than the Komperdell, but these are soft enough that they stretch nicely over the poles, and tough enough that they don't appear to be in danger of splitting. I measure the inside diameter to be 11mm (Komperdell is 12mm). I've put on about 20 miles during the last week with my Komperdell poles, walking mostly over concrete and asphalt. There have been no problems, and I have ordered more to keep on hand. These are also about one-fourth the price that Komperdell charged, and they seem to grip better. So far, they are holding up as well as the originals. I purchased from Pine Creek Outdoors through Amazon, and shipping was quick (three days).

I didn't care for these feet on my walking poles. Unfortunately, I had to remove them after just 1 month. The problem was that they kept turning in different directions. Tried several different kinds of solutions, only to have them all fail. So finely, after the 5th fix failed, they came off. Sorry to say, I couldn't recommend these feet and have a clear conscience. However, I can say, one positive thing, they are made with a very hard rubber that could possibly last for a decent amount of time.

After less than two weeks' use (each time between 3-4 miles), the "tread" of both feet has completely worn off and the poles' metal tips have perforated the remaining rubber. Urban surfaces I must contend with (sometimes broken and uneven sidewalk pavement and asphalt as well as gravel) may lead to accelerated wear, but I'm nevertheless disappointed. Maybe I pressed down too hard, maybe the modest price, compared to other brands, should have sent a signal. The only way I can determine whether more expensive merchandise is better will require purchasing another brand.

I have been using this replacement foot with my Coleman Trekking Pole for a month...I have hiked just under 50 miles during that time...I have seen only the smallest bit of wear on the foot...I see no difference in the quality of this foot compared to the original one that came with the Coleman trekking pole I use...I don't understand the poor reviews I have read...I hike on hilly terrain/trails...Usually not on asphalt...Perhaps the asphalt is the problem for folks who wrote the poor reviews...(I cannot say how these would hold up on hot asphalt in summer). However, they are excellent on trails, crossing creeks, going up and down hills...I can't justify spending more for the replacement foot than I spent for the actual pole...I highly recommend this product...It's a great value...

Fit my collapsible aluminum walking stick perfectly. It replaced the stock one that the metal point had pierced long ago. Now I won’t sound like a tap-dancing mouse as I walk trails

I Nordic fitness walk on asphalt. These tips have very good road grip and traction. The rubber is firm, a medium for shock absorption and cushion.