Trekking Pole Tip Protectors | Durable Protection for Hiking Poles | Replacement Tips for Black Diamond Trekking Poles

Perfect fit! Just what I ordered. Delivered promptly!

Delivered asap! And the tips fit my walking sticks very well. The quality, weight, and functionality are as good as the originals, or better, as they don't slip. Will stay on my purchase list.

Does exactly what they are supposed to do. The tips cover the metal spikes and provide a good grip on surfaces that don't yield to a metal tip. Don't know about "durability" yet. But they appear thick enough to last for a couple of years. They pop on and off without falling off. Nice and snug but removable without hurting yourself with effort. Recommended replacement for Black Diamond and similar hiking poles.

I bought the tips to replace my old ones and they were perfect. I feel more comfortable and stable with the new tips. They fit perfectly.

They fall off when used with black diamond trekking poles. I’ve only seen one to two reviews here mention the truth of the matter, which is that these things do NOT stick on well to the poles. Is there something I’m missing? I think people are judging it by what happens when they first slip it on the pole. It actually feels snug. But see if you actually go hiking with it you’ll eventually find yourself with the tip missing. This is the third time I’m having to buy another pair of tips.

they fit perfectly on my walking sticks. I have the explorer 3.

Very good product. Genuine Black diamond. Fits perfectly.

Your buddy may have less expensive tips, but these provide much better durability and performance. The tips sold for about $1 each last me about 50 miles before becoming too worn to be effective, but these Black Diamond tips have lasted 250 miles and are still going strong. The Black Diamond rubber is also stickier, so the tips grip rocks and other surfaces better. I'm typically doing 100 mile sections on the Appalachian Trail, and these my preferred tips. I still have some cheap tips, but I'll give them to my hiking buddy when he needs new tips.