👣 Enhance your Nordic Walking experience with Mons Peak IX Rubber Tips (4-Pack) Review

These tips are stronger and stronger than the tips that come with sticks. They were also easy to put on. Very satisfied with the price and the quality.

They fit perfectly and are great for neighborhood walks and hiking trails. I like the way they roll when walking. I would buy again.

I like the softer rubber these tips are made of. I use trekking poles every day. I have a spinal cord injury that affects my balance. The replacement tips on most poles are very hard and glide over hard ground.

I bought these looking for a cheaper Nordic walking rubber tip than the Leki brand. I go about 11 km Nordic Walking per session and have less than 3 sessions. In comparison, the Leki brand gave me over 30 sessions. Since Leki costs less than 10 times as much, they are more profitable.

I find them much better than round rubber tips. The lugs are approximately 25% larger and the tread twice as deep. I've found them to last about 50% longer before I have to change them, and I walk five miles a day on streets and sidewalks. I would give them five stars if they had ice axes built into the ground!

I have changed my rating due to its durability. I go an average of 3 days a week. 3 1/2 miles, I've had them 1 month and they've worn down to expose the end of my stick. Count it, it's a great price, great shipping, but you have to buy 2 pairs 6 times a year. NOT A GOOD DEAL, I DO NOT RECOMMEND!

My walking/walking staff had tiny metal spikes catching on boardwalks, between planks or cracks in the sidewalk or sidewalks so a friend said to order their wider strong walking Tips shaped like a small boot. The tips are perfect for any walks I take around town or in the park and makes using the staff a lot easier.

I have just completed a Nordic walking course. That was great! But I have to say that those NW tips on my hiking poles were the perfect solution for this form of movement. They really make a difference in how the bars touch the ground. Others in the class didn't have SZ spikes initially and I could see the difference in their ability to walk properly - the SZ has a particular shape. Once they bought the right tips or NW sticks, they noticed a huge difference in their style. Since there were two