Crutch Rubber Tips / Ferrules (Pair)
Replacement anti-slip rubber tips (ferrules) for underarm and elbow crutches, walking sticks and walkers. The thick, ridged rubber grips floors to prevent slipping. Sold as a pair; check your crutch tube diameter before ordering.
Delivery options for this product
Lahore — approximately 3 hoursDelivery charge: Rs 199
Anywhere else in Pakistan — 3–5 working daysDelivery charge: Rs 299
Free delivery is available on orders of Rs 5,000 or more when every item in the cart is an eligible non-equipment or lightweight product.
- Form
- Accessory
- Pack size
- 1 pair
- Manufacturer
- AZ SurgiMed
- Delivery
- approximately 3 hours in Lahore; 3–5 working days nationwide
What is Crutch Rubber Tips / Ferrules (Pair)?
These replacement rubber tips (ferrules) restore safe grip to worn crutches, walking sticks and walker legs. The hard-wearing moulded rubber has a deep-ridged base that grips tile, concrete and wood to prevent slips, and a reinforced ring to resist splitting. Worn, smooth or cracked tips are a common fall hazard, so replacing them regularly is an inexpensive safety upgrade. Sold as a pair. They fit common crutch/stick tube diameters — measure the outer diameter of your existing tip or tube before ordering to be sure of the fit. Simply pull off the old tip and push the new one firmly on.
Specifications
| Quantity | 1 pair |
|---|---|
| Material | Anti-slip moulded rubber |
| Fits | Crutches, sticks, walkers |
| Base | Deep-ridged non-slip |
Frequently asked questions
How do I know they will fit?+
Measure the outer diameter of your current rubber tip or the crutch/stick tube and match it. These fit the most common sizes; tell us your measurement if unsure.
How often should I replace crutch tips?+
Replace them as soon as the tread wears smooth or the rubber cracks — worn tips slip and are a fall risk. Regular users may change them every few months.
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