Walker Ski Glides, 4 Pack Durable Ski Glides for Folding Walkers, Universal Fit Walker Accessories, Easy-Fit Glides for Smooth Mobility, Essential Mobility Aid for Seniors

Purchased for my father as the cheap ones at the drug stores wear out and break so fast. These are thicker, smooth, easy to install, nice design and glide perfectly. They match the color of traditional ones. Extremely sturdy and best value as drug stores charge you sometimes $20 for one pair.

Perfect fit & working exactly as it should.

What’s Great: Smooth & Quiet Movement These walker ski glides reduce the friction that rubber tips or wheels often create. That allows the walker to glide more fluidly over a variety of surfaces — whether it’s low-pile carpet, hardwood, or tile. According to product descriptions, they make movement “smooth and quiet.” Target Floor Protection Because they glide instead of rolling or skidding, they’re gentler on floors. The glides are designed to prevent scuffs or scratches on wood, tile, and other indoor flooring types. Best Buy +1 Durable Materials Built from durable, wear-resistant plastic (or composite, depending on the brand), these glides can hold up to regular use. Target In many designs, no tools are required to install them — they simply slip onto standard 1″ folding walker legs. AdaptHealthmarketplace.com Good Value Pack The 4-pack format is very practical: you can replace all four legs of a walker at once, or keep spare glides on hand for future replacement. That’s especially convenient for caregivers or regular walker users. Improves Mobility Confidence For users who have limited strength or who struggle with lifting or pushing their walker, these glides make walking feel more effortless. They can reduce the fatigue associated with repeated lifting of a walker’s feet. Things to Be Careful About: Not for Very Uneven Terrain While great for indoor or smoother surfaces, these ski glides may struggle with very uneven or rough outdoor terrain (e.g., very bumpy sidewalks or thick gravel). Possible Wear Over Time Depending on how often they’re used, the bottom surface can wear down. The plastic material is durable but not indestructible. Limited Shock Absorption Unlike wheels or rubber tips, ski glides don’t absorb much impact. Users may feel more “bounce” over bumps, which could be uncomfortable on very hard or uneven surfaces. Compatibility Make sure the glides match the diameter of your walker’s legs; not all glides are universal. Some ski attachments, like those from Drive Medical, specify they fit “all 1″ folding walkers.” AdaptHealthmarketplace.com Installation Fit Even though many are tool-free, a poor fit (leg too thick or too thin) can cause wobbly gliding or slipping. Double check specifications before buying. Who This Is Best For: Seniors or mobility aid users who want less effort when using a walker, especially on smooth indoor surfaces. Caregivers looking for an easy-to-install upgrade to improve walker safety and ease of use. People who dislike the noise or drag of traditional walker tips and prefer something more “glide-like.” Anyone who wants a cost-effective way to replace or upgrade walker feet without buying a whole new walker. Bottom Line: These 4-pack walker ski glides are a solid, affordable upgrade for many folding walker users. They’re not perfect for every surface, but for day-to-day indoor mobility, they make a big difference — smoother movement, quieter steps, and less strain. If your walker legs are standard size, they’re well worth considering.

GREAT Buy!!! MUST have!!! These are a must for anyone that uses a walker. They keep it stable, don't make noise, glide on and off floor coverings and just make you feel safer. My husband purchased a couple sets for those in our church.

Good price. Helped walker glide across surfaces. Easy to use.

I got these to go, of course, on my walker that I’m using after a foot surgery. I thought these would be better, more sturdy, than those tennis ball ones I’ve seen. They are very easy to put on – you have to take off the “cuff” that’s already on the bottom of the walker legs, then these just push right on. The roll-up, sleigh-looking part goes towards the front to catch anything coming. They are working good, but I am having dirt, etc. getting under them when walking and then they make a scratching sound as they scrap the dirt, etc. along the floor. So, I’m wondering if the softer tennis balls would be better than these.

I find this product to be very good. It glides across my carpet with ease. I'm not sure but I find it might be easier on my carpet as far as where and tear goes, the marks that were left are not as deep as they were with the original slides. They are worth the money to me.

These work like a charm. Heads up, if you live in sometimes icey conditions, be careful.