Flexyfoot Shock Absorbing Crutch Ferrules – All Sizes and Colours Available Here - Improves Grip, Improves Safety, Improves Comfort – Black – 22mm – Pack of 2

I've been using these for weeks and can honestly say they're brilliant - my small slips with NHS crutches have disappeared, literally! Despite putting them down on all surfaces, I still get a flat foot. This has come in handy when walking indoors or outdoors the shock absorber is fantastic and can be adjusted to suit your needs.

H. Andrews - 25/12/2025

I've been using them for 16 years and I only wish I had found this product sooner. The impact shock from regular ferrules can often be debilitating, especially when covering large distances. As someone who's walked extensively, I can attest that these crutches/walking sticks offer an unparalleled level of comfort and support.

What truly sets them apart is the decompression feature. When you push back off, they feel like a spring, giving you a gentle boost as your joints relax. This sensation is almost indistinguishable from using regular ferrules, but with significantly less strain on your shoulders and wrist.

The grip on these walking sticks is exceptional, providing a secure hold even when hopping or swinging. The stability and flatness of the design make it perfect for uneven terrain, and I've been impressed by how well they perform in wet conditions.

My week-long trial has already paid off - hardly any wear on the bottom, despite covering miles. The fact that the grip remains stable and flat no matter the angle or surface type is a game-changer. These walking sticks have truly revolutionized my ability to walk long distances with minimal discomfort.

M. Maynard - 22/01/2026

I've had these for what feels like an eternity now, serving me faithfully every single day. They're generally reliable and can adapt to most maintenance routines, but I've noticed they can sometimes lose their grip in wet conditions. No matter how I handle them on a damp shop floor - whether someone has hastily mopped up spills or deliberately splattered something - they seem to be prone to slipping.

Q. Catherine - 28/10/2025