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By keen Kentuckian from Boston MA on 6/5/2008
Pros:
Good grips, Lightweight
Describe Yourself:
Avid Adventurer
What Is Your Gear Style:
Minimalist
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: If you have the good Komperdell hiking poles, their rubber tips are essential. None of the others fit the poles.
By Interiors By Ingrid from Glen Arm Maryland on 5/30/2008
Pros:
Easy to adjust, Good grips
Best Uses:
Backpacking, Car Camping, Day trip, Hiking
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Comfort Driven
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: These tips give the poles additional use. I use the poles for ice and hiking.
By Pat the walker from Eliot, ME on 5/17/2008
Pros:
Easy to adjust, Flexible
Best Uses:
Backpacking, Hiking
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Comfort Driven
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: The tips are of good quality and were a perfect fit.
Keeper for Komperdell Poles
By The Bike Doc from Amarillo Texas on 5/11/2008
Pros:
Good grips, Lightweight, Strong
Best Uses:
Hard surface walking
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Minimalist
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: 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.
By gather from Micco, Florida on 5/8/2008
Pros:
Fit my pole perfectly, Strong
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Comfort Driven
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: 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.
By Swimmergirl from Bakersfield, CA on 4/30/2008
Pros:
Good grips, Lightweight, Strong
Best Uses:
Backpacking, Hiking, Travel, Walking on Pavement
Describe Yourself:
Avid Adventurer
What Is Your Gear Style:
Minimalist
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Do what they're supposed to do. Stay on, if you affix them well. Great for transporting the poles safely.
Komperdell Rubber Tips for Walking Poles
By slowpoke from Central Alabama on 4/24/2008
Pros:
Good grips, Lightweight
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Comfort Driven
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Great for transporting walking pole and for using it as a walking cane.
Enjoy sound, not make it city trekking!
By Kelly from Portland, OR on 4/22/2008
Pros:
Easy to use nakes safer
Best Uses:
City trekking transport
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Minimalist
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: I use the tips two ways. One to reduce noise with city walking and to protect when in transit.
By bridgegal from Maple Ridge, BC on 4/16/2008
Pros:
Easy to adjust, Flexible, Good grips, Lightweight, Strong
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Comfort Driven
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Easy to put on walking poles, protects metal tips of poles and makes for smoother, less jarring arm weight bearing.
By Takijeep from Manchester, Ct on 4/9/2008
Pros:
Durable, Good tight fit
Best Uses:
Good on pavementsidwalks
Describe Yourself:
Casual/ Recreational
What Is Your Gear Style:
Minimalist
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: 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.
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