Carex Plastic Walker Ski Glides, Fits Most Walkers, Use Indoor or Outdoor, White

Walking Skis were very easy to Install. All You need is a Simple Screwdriver or Phillips Head Screwdriver. The More You tighten Screw the More Secure the Skis. Once You wear them out, Screw in the Opposite Direction to Remove.

After using tennis balls on my mother-in-law's walker, I bought some gliders. I purchased the Carex Walker Ski Glides online. They were less expensive than the prior gliders and were very easy to install. Although it has only been a few weeks, I think they are working very well.

My first pair lasted 3 years, as you can see one edge is worn down more than the other. This was warn done on concrete and pavement, this is a great product if you will be using a walker for a long time, the original pads only lasted 2 months. I recommend this product for everyone that uses a walker, I think this is so much better than tennis balls.

I really like this brand. They work wonderful for me and so far they are the longest lasting that I have purchased. Walmart has the best price. I will continue to buy them.

I shopped around online and by phone and this was by far the best bargain found. They are very easy to install and they glide beautifully. I bought a pair and a spare. They were ready for pickup within an hour. Very satisfied customer!!!

makes using walker so much better. walker glides instead of choppy walking. very easy to install

Good quality. You could buy these same glides from a medical equipment store but you will pay three times as much.

These were for my dad's walker. He had a par prior to this one, and they wore out on the bottom where the screws were. I bought a different kind without the screws, and he didn't like them. He had me order these from WALMART since they didn't carry them in the store. He likes them and will continue to use this kind.

The glides are good for going over holes that are bigger than the usual 1 1/8" measurement of a regular walker leg that would sometimes get caught in or go down into a hole of that size. The definitely helpful for that. The only problem with them is that they can turn around on you if they get caught on something or if you fold the walker up. That is not that much of a problem though. Being safe going over holes and the ease at which they slide over things outweigh that downside.

Too hard to get onto my walker legs.