Easy to use |
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| I do a lot of day hiking in the US and Canadian Rockies. I've owned a pair of Lekis for 7 years. They've been great. However, I like these Komperdells better. From other reviews, I was afraid they would be difficult to figure out. They aren't. They are easy to adjust and don't seem to collapse as easily as the Lekis. Good product. Great price. I'm pleased. |
| Liz at Sierra Trading Post on 07/02/2009 |
THEY DO WHAT THEY SHOULD! |
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| I dug out my trekking poles in the wake of an ankle surgery because the idea of using a cane was distasteful, while using a trekking pole...while serving the same function...made me feel adventuresome and on my way back to normal function. But I needed the tips to be able to use then on tile floors, etc. They've served well so far! |
| hyperhorse at Sierra Trading Post on 03/16/2008 |
Keeper for Komperdell Poles |
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| For the Komperdell poles and cane, the Komperell tips are an essential item if you will be using them on a hard surface. I ordered two pair to have a spare back-up when I wear out the first set. I use the Komperdell cork handle walking canes periodically. |
| The Bike Doc at Sierra Trading Post on 05/11/2008 |
Buy a lot for use on smooth surfaces |
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| These pole tips are essential for using Komperdell Walking Poles on hard, smooth surfaces (excluding ice) such as mall floors or concrete sidewalks. Frequent use wears off the gripping ridges so buy a lot if you use the poles for exercise walking indoors. |
| Chris at Sierra Trading Post on 01/12/2009 |
Decent and necessary |
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| I would like to see tips that are a bit more "grabby" or softer on downhills with poles out in front the tips slip. I mostly use poles when walking for exercise and will try crutch tips or I'll make my own tips. |
| Takijeep at Sierra Trading Post on 04/09/2008 |
Great Tips! |
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| This tips are great! I ordered them to go with my new Komperdell trekking poles, they served as a backup set because the poles i ordered came with a pair included. But keeping them in my pack has proved a great idea! |
| Long Jon at Sierra Trading Post on 06/03/2009 |
Just what I ordered |
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| These were [...] exactly like the tips I needed to replace. The old tip had finally worn out after 3 years of moderate use. I use the walking pole when my arthritis is acting up, I like it better than a cane. |
| gather at Sierra Trading Post on 05/08/2008 |
Does what its supposed to! |
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| The tip that came with the walking stick came off during a hike. I prefer a rubber tip to a metal point, even on rocky trails. So far, it's held up nicely and hasn't popped off in the muck or the rocks, |
| Cindy Bear at Sierra Trading Post on 04/06/2008 |
WorksVery Well! |
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| I bought these tips for my Komperdell walking stick. The walking stick looks so much "cooler" than using a cane for my arthritic knee & the rubber tip makes the stick suitable for use on sidewalks & in shopping malls. |
| Mariah at Sierra Trading Post on 08/24/2009 |
Must have for trekking poles |
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| If you own trekking poles, you really should have rubber tips. I mainly use them to protect my gear from rips and tears when traveling. They are nice to use if walking on and off hard surfaces to avoid slipping. |
| OutdoorBill at Sierra Trading Post on 08/18/2009 |
