Crutch Feet
Our Rubber Crutch Ferrules are one of the most popular and widely used replacement tips for the ends of crutches and walking sticks designed to improve stability, safety and comfort. Manufactured from durable high-grip rubber they provide excellent traction on a variety of surfaces reducing the risk of slipping and giving users greater confidence with every step.
Primarily used within the medical supplies and mobility industry these ferrules are trusted in hospitals, care homes and rehabilitation centres as well as by individuals seeking a reliable replacement at home. Each ferrule comes with a widened base that spreads the user's weight more evenly helping to stabilise movement, reduce pressure points and prevent damage or injury caused by sudden slips.
Thanks to their simple push-fit design our crutch feet are quick and easy to install without tools making them a cost-effective and practical solution for keeping mobility aids in safe working condition. They are also versatile enough to be used in other applications such as heavy-duty feet for chairs or furniture where additional grip and durability are required.
Each Crutch Ferrule is manufactured to strict requirements. They feature a heavy duty rubber paired with a metal washer. This helps to stop the crutch from cutting through the thick base with heavy and consistent usage. Coming in both black and grey finishes we have a selection that should be suitable for every installation.
We stock each of these Crutch Feet in a wide range of different sizes and variants from 16mm all the way up to 25mm. We aim to suit even the largest of Crutch Ends or uses. For all currently available sizes and colours or to request your own free sample to check fitting please see the product table below.
Key Product Features:
- Manufactured from a heavy duty rubber
- Metal washer reinforced base
- Grey or black versions in stock
- Good weight distribution
Commonly Used For:
- As end tips for crutches and/or walking sticks
- As reinforced heavy duty feet for chairs and furniture
Need help finding the ideal type of Crutch Ferrule? Call us on 01233 713581
Frequently Asked Questions
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In most cases we have the facilities to offer you different colours of a product, specific to your requirements. Minimum order quantities may apply depending on the manufacturing technique in question, but please get in touch with any queries you may have.
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