I have an older set of walking sticks. They are Leki Makalu. Will the Fitness tips work with these?
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I don't have a leki and it fits my walking stick. I think the're mostly universal
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I have an older pair of Keytz Nordic Walking Sticks. I lost one tip from my walking stick -- so I needed new tips. I ordered these, and they work just great. You might contact the Leki Company, and find out for sure. Good luck!
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It could be for a few reasons why the tips included have not worked out well for you when working out, firstly check the different variety of tips included and make sure to give the Comply foam tips included a good try, as they are form fitting foam they will conform to the shape of your ear canal and in theory give a tighter seal. Comply also sell other size foam tips which might also help. Secondly check how your cable and audio player are positioned during your work out, generally using a arm strap will help to put your player and earphones in a position to cause less pulling force on the earbuds when in your ear. Hope these suggestions help. It could be for a few reasons why the tips included have not worked out well for you when working out, firstly check the different variety of tips included and make sure to give the Comply foam tips included a good try, as they are form fitting foam they will conform to the shape of your ear canal and in theory give a tighter seal. Comply also sell other size foam tips which might also help. Secondly check how your cable and audio player are positioned during your work out, generally using a arm strap will help to put your player and earphones in a position to cause less pulling force on... » Read More It could be for a few reasons why the tips included have not worked out well for you when working out, firstly check the different variety of tips included and make sure to give the Comply foam tips included a good try, as they are form fitting foam they will conform to the shape of your ear canal and in theory give a tighter seal. Comply also sell other size foam tips which might also help. Secondly check how your cable and audio player are positioned during your work out, generally using a arm strap will help to put your player and earphones in a position to cause less pulling force on the earbuds when in your ear. Hope these suggestions help. « Show Less
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YES they will help. I only wear orthaheel shoes and have insert in all my other shoes (even my yard clogs) I am overweight and my ankles turn in and this helps keep them straight which then helps align my knees and hips I would buy them if I were you. (Also, you should go on the orthaheel website to see the video of how they work, very interesting)
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get the yaktrax walking or pro. i think the walking is the cheapest too and they are more meant for hiking.
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i have two winnie walkers and i find that i have to keep balance by how i walk. since i lean forward because of my back the walker stays pretty much in balance for me.DID YOU NOT GET A PAMPHLET WITH YOUR WALKER? I WOULD CALL THE MANUFACTURE TO GET THE INFO YOU NEED.
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it works great for its intended purpose but i don't think it would take the hard workout a walking stick has. i hope this helps
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Christine,The previous response may be correct. However, I took a quick look on-line at the tips on the york nordic man poles and they appear to be very similar to the tips on my Exerstrider poles. I am currently using the Leki Rubber Fitness Walking Tip on my Exerstriders. Note: the leki tips do not slide on easily (takes some effort and a little twisting) but I view this as a positive thing as the tips remain secure. I take the tips on and off regularly as I alternate between street walking (use tips) and woods walking (remove rubber tips). Admittedly, I cannot be sure but my experience in looking at poles by different manufacturers leads me to believe that you'd be okay. Christine,The previous response may be correct. However, I took a quick look on-line at the tips on the york nordic man poles and they appear to be very similar to the tips on my Exerstrider poles. I am currently using the Leki Rubber Fitness Walking Tip on my Exerstriders. Note: the leki tips do not slide on easily (takes some effort and a little twisting) but I view this as a positive thing as the tips remain secure. I take the tips on and off regularly as I alternate between street walking (use tips) and woods walking (remove rubber tips). Admittedly, I cannot be sure but my... » Read More Christine,The previous response may be correct. However, I took a quick look on-line at the tips on the york nordic man poles and they appear to be very similar to the tips on my Exerstrider poles. I am currently using the Leki Rubber Fitness Walking Tip on my Exerstriders. Note: the leki tips do not slide on easily (takes some effort and a little twisting) but I view this as a positive thing as the tips remain secure. I take the tips on and off regularly as I alternate between street walking (use tips) and woods walking (remove rubber tips). Admittedly, I cannot be sure but my experience in looking at poles by different manufacturers leads me to believe that you'd be okay. « Show Less
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Yes they will. If you have the set, you can try the different tips to see which one will give the pressure you need.
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I bought them for an elderly neighbor lady who has a nice metal walking stick that came with a rubber tip and a sharp point for walking on snow and ice; her tip had worn completely through. These fit her stick perfectly and she was thrilled. I was thrilled with the $7.99 price for 5 of them, and since I'm a Prime Amazon member, shipping was free. If they don't work, Amazon will gladly take them back and refund your money.
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Yes. They also come with a number of types of SuperTips. My favorite are the gel ones.
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I purchased 2 because I need both just to get around. I had my son shorten both sticks and he informs me that he had to use some ingenuity and strength. Try to break the seal between the rubber tip and the varnish with a small probe being careful not to damage the tip. If all that fails, you can just cut the sticks to the desired length and purchase some new tips. The tips are pretty cheep.
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It depends on the tip of the stick. Most canes have a standard diameter and the cane tip is designed to slip right on - friction fit. But if your telescoping stick is a smaller diameter, the tip won't fit. Look at your stick next to a standard cane and see if they are the same diameter. Of course, you could always build up the tip of your stick with friction tape, but that is not an ideal solution.
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My guess would be yes. The walking poles I bought these for are from WalMart, and the tips not only fit perfectly, they look exactly like the ones that come on the poles.
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I am not an expert on the Leki rubber tips, except to say that the poles work very well. Also a friend of mine have them too and find them very sturdy and useful. Both of us conclude that they help stand up straighter. Wishing everyone success walking with the Leki poles.
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They fit on my travel Joey chair. It is a small lightweight chair I bring on kayaking trips. They work great for sitting in sandy soil. The legs are just like a tent pole. What diameter is the walking stick you want to put it on?
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Sorry to hear this, but yes, they seem designed to provide great stability on any surface because it comes with various tips.Of course, it all depends on how severe your disability is but if you can walk with a cane, I think these would work for you. If you need a full walker for mobility, I would not like to be definitive but do believe these walking sticks would help you a great deal.
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Yes it can if you are on relatively flat areas. For mountainous or hilly terrain, I would use a "real" walking stick.