Telescoping Legs

Exactly what was needed to get back in the field

Well made product. I had to modify it to go on the ground version of dog blind.works great!

Not an exact replacement part and it required some tweaking to make it work. Mounts different than the original legs but seems to work ok

Kinda hard to get the old part off but back to brand new.

Perfectly good quality. I bought this leg because it was inexpensive and allowed me a way to experiment with a modification I'd wanted to try without risking a leg from my Final Stand and Invisilab products. These are great products and the feet are well-designed for soft or sandy ground stability - but the shortcoming of these hard feet is that they really slip and slide on hard surfaces. I use mine regularly on the porch or inside on hard floors, and it really slides when my pup loads and unloads. So I wanted to see if I could come up with a way to reduce sliding.

I made these rubber "slippers" using pourable urethane rubber (for mold-making), and using the leg for the inside mold. I used a Shore A 60 product for increased hardness/durability and it is soft enough to grip. A product that is Shore A of 40-50 would grip even better and probably still have the needed durability. All-in cost about $25-30 including release agent and rubber (portable rubber doesn't last long after the jars are opened so I wasted half of the product) plus some time turning the outer mold (wood on a lathe).

At any rate, they work quite well for anyone with the same need. I'm sure MoMarsh could design a better and cheaper slipper for this purpose, maybe they'll see this and consider it.