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Replacement Grip Feet

$9.99
Lasts 6 months of daily use

Fresh, full-grip feet to keep your cane as steady as the day you got it.

A complete set of 4 feet

Made specifically for StandSecure

Swaps in with a single screw

60-day money-back guarantee

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We offer a 60-day money-back guarantee.

 

If for any reason you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, we'll issue a full refund, no questions asked. Simply reach out to our support team for assistance.

Shipping & Delivery

Free tracked shipping on all orders. 

 

Average delivery time is 9-12 business days. You'll receive a tracking number by email once your order ships so you can follow it every step of the way.


You can ship directly to yourself or to a loved one — just enter their address at checkout.

How To Fit Them

Swapping your feet takes about a minute, and the only tool you need is a regular phillips screwdriver.

  1. Unscrew the single screw holding an old foot in place.
  2. Lift it off and press the new foot into position.
  3. Screw it back in — snug, not forced.
  4. Repeat for the other three.

Do them one at a time so you always have the others as a reference for how the new one should sit. That's it — your cane's back to full grip.

Professionals Recommend Replacing Worn Cane Feet Every 6 Months.

Physical and occupational therapists give the same advice to every cane user: check your rubber tips regularly and replace them as they wear. It's not fussy maintenance — a worn, smooth tip loses its grip, and worn tips are one of the most common preventable causes of slips among cane users.

 

The usual guidance is to look at your tips about once a month and replace them roughly every six months of everyday use — or sooner if the tread has worn smooth, faded, or scuffed at the edges. A fresh set brings back the full, sure grip you had on day one.

Professionals Recommend Replacing Worn Cane Feet Every 6 Months.

Replaced in Under a Minute.

Replaced in Under a Minute.

A simple job with a Phillips screwdriver — most people do it themselves, and if you'd rather not, a family member can do all four in a minute.

 

1. Unscrew — Loosen the single screw holding a worn foot.

2. Swap — Lift it off and press the new foot into place.

3. Tighten — Screw it back in, snug. Then repeat for the other three.

 

No glue, no trip to a repair shop. Do them one at a time so the others show you how the new one should sit.

Have A Question?

How do I know when it's time to replace them?

When the tread looks smooth or feels slick, the rubber has faded to grey, or the edges are scuffed. For most people that's around six months of everyday use.

Why do the feet wear out?

They're the only part of your cane touching the floor, so the tread wears down a little with every step. It's completely normal — physical and occupational therapists recommend replacing worn cane feet to keep a safe, sure grip.

Can I just replace the one that's worn?

You can — but the feet wear at the same rate, so replacing all four keeps the base even and steady. That's why they come as a full set of four.

Will they fit my StandSecure?

Yes — every StandSecure model. They're made only for this cane, so the fit is exact.

Are the screws included, or do I use my old ones?

Your cane's existing screws hold the new feet in place — just unscrew, swap, and tighten back up.