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How To Attach Skis To Your Walker

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26 авг 2024

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@nancypalumbo1940 3 года назад

That was a brilliant way to get the old rubber tips off. Thank you so much.

@Binsons1953 3 года назад

No problem!

@laurastarr2472 Год назад

Can't remove the 2 caps that are very tight into the bottom leg.

@gloriaelenacalderon8471 Год назад

Thank you

@gloriaelenacalderon8471 Год назад

After see this video I could make the change.

@jillb8267 17 дней назад

My skis are too big even when I tighten the screw

@lyndaferguson4450 Год назад

IfbI have rubber now should I change to skis

@rudreshjoshi2209 3 года назад

any other material available instead of plastic?

@Binsons1953 3 года назад

Most walker glides are plastic. The other common alternative is to use tennis balls. You can find a few options on our website www.binsons.com/mobility/walkers/walker-accessories. Thanks for watching!

@richardlisacki2250 3 года назад

What is the brand of the slides?

@Binsons1953 3 года назад

Thanks for the question. The brand is Essential Medical and you can find more information about them on our website www.binsons.com/product/ez-walker-ski-glides-fits-7-8rdquo-1rdquo-.

@williamlangan9726 3 года назад

I cannot get the tips off of the walker!!!!

@Binsons1953 3 года назад

Hello William. Yes, taking the old tips off can be difficult. If they still have the bottom to them, I would suggest removing the leg of the walker and using a skinny long object to stick into the tube to push the old tips off. Alternatively, you can grab a rag to place over the tip for better grip and use a small twist and wiggle motion to try and slip it off. If that doesn't work you may have to resort to pliers or a razor blade if you feel safe using those tools. I hope this helps!