Reviewed by TAKESHI, from United States
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I recommend this product
5 Stars
Difficult to find out these small things. I need this for repairing my stick.
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Add this combi hiking tip to the bottom of your favorite hiking staff to prevent the wood from splintering and falling apart. Combi tips are used outdoors for greater traction on soft ground. For easy installation, please drill a hole that is the correct size for the screw. Install at your own risk - Fashionable Canes cannot be responsible for any damage caused by the installation of this item
- Easily Installs into Most Hiking Staffs by Drilling and Screwing into the Bottom of The Staff
- Prevents Splintering of Wood from Usage of your Hiking Staff
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Based on 8 reviews
88%
of reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
8 Reviews
Reviewed by Samual U., from United States
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I recommend this product
Great product!
I love these hiking stick tips. I have used them on three of my hand carved walking sticks.
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Reviewed by Marc C., from United States
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I recommend this product
5 Stars
perfect
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Reviewed by Dale B., from United States
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I recommend this product
I bought two.
Easy to install, push the tip on, and get walking. Nice quality for the price.
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Reviewed by David, from United States
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I recommend this product
Handmade staff requires hand-fitting
I purchased this tip for my Boy Scouts of America hiking staff. Of course I had to custom fit this, I can't imagine not having to do so. I had to remove the metal cover that came with it (Dremel tool with cut-off wheel did the trick although a hacksaw would have worked too) and then I sanded the tip into shape to fit the cup of the tip so it would sit properly. I then drilled a pilot hole for the screw to avoid splitting (a necessary step in so many wood projects!). I then epoxied and screwed it into place. It looks good and with that installation should last the lifetime of the staff. If I had to give one criticism it would be that I wish the rubber tip would be a bit larger diameter. Otherwise, this is a great customization for a hiking staff. I can appreciate that not everyone will have power tools at their disposal, but if you're starting with a bare wood tip all you really need is some fairly low grit sandpaper and a drill with a bit slightly smaller than the shaft of the screw.
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