RMS Walker Glide Balls - A Set of 2 Balls with Precut Opening for Easy Installation, Fit Most Walkers (Pink)

They are good.

If you've thought about just going out and buying some tennis balls, Save yourself the trouble. I tried that and they worked ok, but these work better. They are extra padded (or something) and the holes are good. Whatever they're made of they seem to last longer than regular tennis balls, smoother outside so they hang up less?? Whatever it is. . . . . . . they're better.

These items work so well on my Walker “feet”! They protect my downstairs neighbor from the scrapingSound which would be happening without them!

They are exactly what I expected - ordinary tennis balls with a slit to fit around the leg of the walker. The fit is very tight, requiring considerable hand strength (and a few expletives) to install them. They are best for indoors, where they will not mar the floor or face much wear. Outdoors, the wear factor increases exponentially, particularly on older, abrasive sidewalks (think tennis ball on a belt sander). In the first few hundred yards or outdoor use, they have worn down almost to the point of exposing the end of the legs. I was a little surprised at how fast it happened, but I have ordered another set to use for the next couple of weeks until my wife will be transitioning from the walker to a cane as she continues to recover from knee replacement surgery.

They look good and glide well. My daughter cut two balls for me a year ago but it was hard and dangerous. The tennis balls are hard. These are cheap enough to change when needed. I put them on myself which wasn't too difficult.

I have purchased numerous balls from other companies, and this brand has only one long cut instead of an X cut.The balls would not stay on the legs.I purchased three months ago as a back up set, but opened the package when I needed the balls today, and discovered they are not safe to use.

The slit is not long enough to easily put on the legs of a standard walker. Easy enough to fix unless you are debilitated. Really I think they shouldn't have be fixed. Fuzz wears off fairly quickly. I take the balls off when leaving the house. I only need the walker for a few weeks after a surgery, if it was long term I would look for another solution

Used on my walker. Replace original tennis balls.