Essential Medical Supply Pop & Glide Walker: Easy to Use for Mobility Assistance

Kindle Customer: Some people use cut up tennis balls on the legs of a walker. These gliders work much better.

United States on Oct 02, 2023

Amazon Customer: My husband had back surgery, and the doctor said the best rehab was walking. He likes to walk on the street, but was wearing out walker caps in no time. These are much more durable, and I think they will last as long as he needs the walker to strengthen his back.

United States on Sep 25, 2023

CATHLEEN MRAZ: fits well and easily ides on carpet and hard wood or tile.
My second set. Metal of walker legs wore all the way through after about 6-8 months, then scraped floors.
Satisfactory. Work better than the tennis balls.

United States on Sep 20, 2023

smg: I was recommended this product by a fellow patient at my dad’s doctor’s office. He heard the noise my dad’s walker was making and said he needed these for his walker. I ordered a pair and it helped with the “scooting” noise. Great product.

United States on Sep 12, 2023

Aída: Funcionaron muy bien para la andadera que usa de mi mamá. No se atoran y se deslizan muy bien.

Mexico on Aug 14, 2023

Donita Blackketter: I only gave these skis four stars because I realize I’m probably the only person in America, who still goes barefoot 24 seven at 60 years of age. With that said, these work wonderfully, and they are very nice, and they support what they were intended for. They, however, are not made for bare feet. I couldn’t use these because I kept cutting my toes on them and stubbing my feet on them. They didn’t last me, but about 3 days of that and I had enough. So if you wear shoes or house shoes they would be great and I would have given them five stars which they really deserve. They certainly stay a lot cleaner than tennis balls and are not a “hair” magnet either. They really are a great item - just not for this bare-footed contessa.

United States on Jul 06, 2023