Deluxe Version

WOW. I was not expecting much in the way of fit or quality. These were a pleasant surprise to restore some metal deck furniture. A set of channel locks are all you need to firmly squeeze these into place. Very grateful I bought these, and that some factory got the sizing just right. Note: the material is quite slippery. Almost too much. I may sand them to reduce excess sliding on Trex decking.

Fit perfect into metal patio set. Installed very easily, didn't even need the rubber mallet I took out. They slide across the concrete slab well enough. They seem to be well made, but I suppose time and wear & tear will tell on that. Overall they seem to be legit.

Worth what I paid for them. Now I have plenty of spares when the time arrives

They fit well and are solid

Durable plastic with design that incorporates additional support by covering the exterior edge of the containment cup, not just an insert inside the foot cup itself. I've been looking for good replacement caps for years and these are an excellent product choice

WOW! I'm impressed! They actually worked and clipped on.

1 of the original shoes (glides) was missing from 1 of the 4 legs of my outdoor table. Luckily I found these on Amazon. The measurements of the replacements were spot on with the measurements of the original. I had no doubt that these would be a perfect fit....and they were, with 1 caveat that they had to be modified in order to get it into place. As shown in a photo, there are 3 bumps evenly spaced around the outside of the inner seal. I realized that no amount of force would get the glide to snap into place unless I cut them off which I was able to do quite easily with a utility knife. Mind you, these bumps stuck out only the tiniest bit but just enough to make them impossible to get into the opening.

These were a good price and looked fine when the package arrived. But I would not recommend them and now I have to buy different ones. First, they do not slide well. They look smooth, but once installed on our chairs, they have alot of friction and make it really difficult to slide the chairs on our deck. Also, after a few weeks, they began popping out of the chairs. I used a different brand the last time I bought these feet for my deck furniture and they were far superior. You get what you pay for…in this case, frustration.

I measured with calipers my 22 year old wrought iron chairs that I brought with me from the states and they are dead nuts 1.5”/3.81cm ID. I mangled several of these trying to get them on. Tapped, cut, warmed and trimmed with a box cutter. Nope.