PCP brand anti-slip replacement cane tips are first quality rubber and are designed to fit perfectly on all PCP canes. Choose between sizes 7/8 inch, 3/4" inch, or 1 inch diameter. Use For: recovery, post-injury, limited mobility issues, and daily living aids
- PCP model 6103, replacement cane tips with 1 in. opening; Designed to fit perfectly on PCP brand canes; Ensure safety and traction with increased grip and stability on slippery surfaces
- Fits 1" (2.5 cm) walking cane shaft; Long lasting reinforced rubber; Non marring durable construction; Maximum contact at base; Compact and light for maneuverability; Ideal to replace old worn tips
- 2 pack, includes two individual tips per package; 2 tips, one for use and one for spare; Can be applied by infirmed, feeble, weak recovering patients with limited strength
- Sturdy non-slip and skid-resistant construction offers peace of mind by preventing injury and accidents when using a mobility aid; Ships preassembled, easily interchanged, no tools required
- Made with medical grade materials to hospital standards; An excellent choice for seniors, limited mobility users, assisted living caregivers, the disabled, or patients recuperating from injury
- PCP model 6103, replacement cane tips with 1 in. opening; Designed to fit perfectly on PCP brand canes; Ensure safety and traction with increased grip and stability on slippery surfaces
- Fits 1" (2.5 cm) walking cane shaft; Long lasting reinforced rubber; Non marring durable construction; Maximum contact at base; Compact and light for maneuverability; Ideal to replace old worn tips
- 2 pack, includes two individual tips per package; 2 tips, one for use and one for spare; Can be applied by infirmed, feeble, weak recovering patients with limited strength
- Sturdy non-slip and skid-resistant construction offers peace of mind by preventing injury and accidents when using a mobility aid; Ships preassembled, easily interchanged, no tools required
- Made with medical grade materials to hospital standards; An excellent choice for seniors, limited mobility users, assisted living caregivers, the disabled, or patients recuperating from injury
