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Wonderful 1CFL-BY-26

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Wonderful Orthopaedic, Trauma & Prosthetics

Wonderful 1CFL-BY-26

Product Code: OTAP-PLAC-3777

A curved running blade printed with a walking-level rating.

A C-shaped carbon blade with a treaded sole pad makes this a running foot in shape and name. The sheet rates it for 70 to 125 kg at K1 to K3, in sizes from 22 to 30 cm, and that activity band needs explaining before anyone runs on it.

Sections

Prosthetic Feet & Knees

Categories

Orthopaedic, Trauma & Prosthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

Wonderful names the 1CFL-BY-26 a carbon fibre running foot, and its Chinese name describes a sports carbon foot. The sheet, shared with the 1CFL-BY-27, lists a user weight range of 70 to 125 kg, activity levels K1 to K3, sizes from 22 to 30 cm and a material of carbon fibre AL/SS/TI, which reads as carbon fibre with metal parts in aluminium, stainless steel or titanium. The foot has no electrical parts. Product weight, blade stiffness, build height, sidedness and the intended amputation levels are not published.

The safety point is the activity band. Running places high, repeated impact loads on a prosthetic foot, and running feet are normally prescribed for users at the highest activity level. K1 to K3 covers household to community walkers. A running blade rated only to K3 is either mislabelled or intended for a limited, supervised kind of use that the sheet does not describe. Until the seller explains the rating in writing and provides a test report at running loads, treat the foot as unconfirmed for running and limit any trial to supervised sessions.

The product photograph shows a C-shaped carbon blade, pictured in blue and in yellow, with a bracket and pyramid adapter at the top and a treaded sole pad bolted to the bottom. Which colour belongs to which code is not stated. The sheet mentions no bracket, sole pad or colour, so confirm each with the seller.

Unit and packing dimensions are not published. Replacement sole pads and the blade itself are the recurring costs. Medigear.uk lists the 1CFL-BY-26 and can arrange quotation, delivery and replacement supply. Request a written explanation of the activity rating, the ISO 10328 or equivalent test report at running loads, the declaration of conformity, blade stiffness selection, the colour supplied and warranty terms from the seller before order.

Prosthetic centres and limb-fitting services with sports rehabilitation experience are the right setting, once the activity rating has been explained. The 70 to 125 kg rating and lengths to 30 cm describe adults, and the intended amputation levels are not stated, so confirm them before adding the foot to a protocol.

Before any trial, obtain the seller's written explanation of the K1 to K3 rating and a test report at running loads. File both with the user's notes.

If a trial goes ahead, keep it supervised, on a flat surface and short, with a walking foot available afterwards. Record the user's comments and any concerns about the blade or sole pad.

Community sports programmes and export buyers should confirm the rating, colour and sole pad supply in one written answer before ordering.

Programmes introducing adults to recreational running should also plan a separate walking foot for daily use, since a running blade is not designed for everyday walking. Confirm how the running blade attaches to the user's socket and how long a change between feet takes. Record every running session in the early weeks, including distance, surface and any discomfort, and review the blade and sole pad after each one.

Where the user also takes part in club or school sport, involve the coach in the handover, so warm-up, session length and early signs of discomfort are understood by everyone supervising. Share the seller's written answer on the activity rating with them.

The foot is not suited to users below 70 kg or above 125 kg, children, or unsupervised running until the rating is confirmed. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

A C-Shaped Carbon Blade

The photograph shows a curved blade designed for running.

A Treaded Sole Pad

A treaded pad at the bottom of the blade provides ground contact.

A Rating to 125 kg

The published weight range runs from 70 to 125 kg, subject to the test report.

Sizes to 30 cm

Lengths from 22 to 30 cm are published.

Three Metal Options

Aluminium, stainless steel or titanium lets the service choose for weight or cost.

A Clear Question to Resolve

The activity rating can be settled with one written answer.

No Electrical Maintenance

The foot has no electrical parts, needs no charging and falls outside portable appliance testing.

Curved Blade

A C-shaped carbon blade appears in the photograph, in blue and in yellow.

Top Bracket and Pyramid

A bracket with a pyramid adapter sits at the top of the blade.

Treaded Sole Pad

A treaded pad is fixed to the bottom of the blade. Its material is not stated.

Metal Parts

Aluminium, stainless steel or titanium, as published. Which parts are metal is not stated.

Shared Sheet

The sheet covers both the 1CFL-BY-26 and 1CFL-BY-27.

User Weight Range of 70 to 125 kg

This is the published rating. Users outside it should not be fitted with this foot.

Activity Levels K1 to K3

The sheet prints K1 to K3 for a running foot. Confirm the intended activity level in writing before prescription.

Sizes from 22 to 30 cm

The published range covers foot lengths from 22 to 30 cm. Increments and sidedness are not stated.

Stiffness Categories

Stiffness options and the selection rule are not published. Request the manufacturer's chart before ordering.

Build Height and Weight

Neither is published. Confirm both for the size ordered.

Foot Shell and Sock

No foot shell or sock is listed. Confirm a compatible shell, its sizes and its price at quotation.

No Electrical Parts

The foot is fully mechanical and needs no power, charging or electrical safety testing.

The 1CFL-BY-26 is a C-shaped carbon running foot with a treaded sole pad, rated on its sheet for adults from 70 to 125 kg at K1 to K3 in sizes from 22 to 30 cm. The walking-level activity band sits uneasily with a running blade, so the seller's written explanation and a test report at running loads need to be on file before any user runs on it. Until then, any trial should be supervised. Medigear.uk lists the 1CFL-BY-26 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, replacement supply and service cover. Request a written explanation of the activity rating, a test report at running loads, the declaration of conformity, blade stiffness selection, the colour supplied and warranty terms from the seller at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The sheet rates it for adults weighing 70 to 125 kg at K1 to K3, in sizes from 22 to 30 cm. Its shape and name point to running, which usually calls for a higher activity level, so the intended users need confirming in writing.

Running feet are normally prescribed for the highest activity level, and K1 to K3 covers walkers. The rating may be a labelling error or may reflect limited intended use. Either way, the prosthetist needs a written explanation before prescribing.

Treat running as unconfirmed. If a trial is needed, keep it supervised, short and on a flat surface, and record the outcome.

A C-shaped carbon blade with a bracket and pyramid adapter at the top and a treaded sole pad at the bottom, pictured in blue and in yellow.

The shared sheet covers the 1CFL-BY-26 and 1CFL-BY-27 and shows both colours without saying which is which. Confirm with the seller.

Users below 70 kg or above 125 kg, adults needing a foot over 30 cm, and children are outside the published rating. Users planning unsupervised running should wait until the rating is confirmed.

Plan for spare sole pads and confirm whether the bracket and adapter ship fitted. A running foot is usually used alongside a separate walking foot.

Check the tread and its fixing before every session. Replacement intervals are not published, so ask the seller.

ISO 10328 sets structural test methods for lower-limb prostheses at loading levels linked to body mass, and ISO 22675 covers ankle-foot devices and foot units. The sheet does not state which tests the 1CFL-BY-26 passed or at what level. Request the report and check that it covers 125 kg.

A 2024 systematic review of 61 studies on energy-storing prosthetic feet found a wide range of designs and little evidence linking specific design features to outcomes. That leaves the published ratings, the test report and a recorded walking trial as the prescriber's main tools.

A prosthetic foot is typically Class I under UK MDR 2002, confirmed against the declaration of conformity at order. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the seller confirms what applies where the unit is going.

Warranty terms are set by the seller at quotation, and the sheet states none. Ask whether running is covered under the published K1 to K3 rating and whether sole pads are treated as wearing parts. Ask how a claim is made from another country.