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Superior Performance!
You want a prosthetic foot that provides true comfort, yet you don't want to sacrifice a high degree of dynamic response. Now there's a way to maximize both benefits.
This 1C40 C-Walk is a unique carbon fiber foot that combines comfort with dynamic response and multi-axial rotation.
An integrated control ring connects the C-element to the base plate regulating the spring characteristics during gait.
The C-Leg is Ideal for people who:
Currently are or have the potential to be unlimited community ambulators.
Can utilize Second Mode for varied activities such as bicycling, roller-blading, or extended periods of standing. Have the ability or potential to walk faster than 3 mph/5 kph and walk up to or more than 3 miles/5 km a day. Are involved in activities requiring a high level of stance phase safety as well as efficient swing phase control. Change direction and speed suddenly for work, sport, or home activities. Would benefit from automatic swing phase adjustments because of their activity level. Would improve their gait when using stance extension damping.
We invite you to contact us with any questions, or if we can be of service in any way. |
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| This foot is recommended for patients with moderate to high functional levels with loading up to 100 kg /220 lbs. Transtibial patients who are highly active and those with efficient knee joint constructions will especially appreciate the benefits. The foot is ideal for walking on various types of terrain and at various speeds. It's also ideal for use in leisure sport activities. |
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| Our specialists ensure that component parts meet specifications for maximal fit and comfort. Alignment is adjusted to individual needs and balance. |
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Gary
"Every step is a good step."
For those of us who have ever hacked our way down the golf course, we can appreciate the natural talent and hard work it takes to become a tournament champion. Gary golfed only off and on since the 1970’s. But he didn’t start golfing seriously until 1994, and in such a short time, is now one of the world’s top amputee golfers.
Gary holds numerous titles, including the 1998 National Amputee Golf Association (NAGA) Championship in the below-knee division and the 2003 NAGA Senior Championship. His next goal is to attend the Senior PGA Tour’s Qualifying School in November, which he became eligible for in February when he turned 50.
Gary can walk 18 holes – with every step as a good step – and still go home and be active with his family.
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