Below-knee prosthetic fitting is served by covers shaped to the shank between socket and foot, where no joint has to be accommodated.
Above-knee prosthetic fitting calls for covers that accommodate a knee mechanism and behave predictably through its range of flexion.
Users wearing a prosthesis under clothing are served by a restored limb contour, so trousers hang as they would over a limb.
Components exposed to dust, grit and moisture are protected by a cover placed over the assembly.
Clothing wear is reduced by a layer between trouser linings and the metal tube, adaptors and exposed fixings.
Clinics holding stock are served by a consumable ordered by size, with pack configuration and minimum order quantity established in advance.
Users for whom appearance affects whether a prosthesis is worn in public are served by a colour and finish range that can be matched to them.



