Vive Self Standing Walking Cane Tip 3/4 Inch Heavy Duty Replacement Quad - Rubber Cane Foot Base All Terrain for Walking Sticks, Folding & Medical Canes - Stabilizing Cane Tip for Men, Women (Black)

Item arrived quickly. Works well on cane allowing for more stability.

Works perfect. Helpes to sturdy my cane.My walk is much better. Very durable. Price efficient. Feels good. Looks good. I would recommend it. Great grasp of different terrains, floors, and carpet textures.

Quick delivery, good product. This cane tip was very easy to install and I feel it will be very stable.

Provide extra stability and bearing! Fit Well!

Cane tip is flexible yet sturdy and I've taken it out in the trails and fields where it has held up well and performed well. It is a little easier on the wrists and shoulders than my single tip that came with the cane.

I used to use another Vive distributed cane foot, until the manufacturer switched out the rubber with a low cost flexible rubber. They now bend and wobble in use.This cane foot is what I've replaced those feet with. The rubber is high quality and doesn't bend, making your cane more stable when you need it - in use.Get this cane foot if you're looking for one with quality rubber!

The opening is smaller than 3/4 inch by about 1/16 inch. So you cannot get it on a 3/4 cane. The tip is a very good one, good material, sturdy, but just does not fit on cane.

The design of this cane tip is very nice, compact size and flexible enough to reduce the impact of the tip especially on a hardwood floor. I have just begun using this tip but by the design and apparent quality of the tip I'm assuming it will be relatively durable in use. I would recommend it as you next replacement, or maybe just go ahead and replace your standard tip with this self-standing one.UpdateAfter reading a complaint about difficulty inserting the cane's shaft I have added this recommendation. Due to the tight fit of the socket be sure that the vent whole at the bottom of the cane socket is not covered by a thin film of rubber. This is designed so that you are not trying to compress the air in the socket. Use a nail or small diameter screwdriver and from the bottom of the cane tip push the nail through the center hole, look into the socket for the nail to have come through the rubber. Using a lite soapy solution to lubricate the socket and cane tip might help. Any excess water will be pushed out of the vent hole. The tip needs to be at room temperature so that it is at its most pliable condition.