Swimming and pool use are the settings the waterproof construction is intended for, subject to stated conditions of exposure.
Beach and sea use raises salt exposure, which makes the washing and drying procedure central to service life.
Showering and bathroom use is supported by a foot that tolerates water and a sole finished for wet floors.
Poolsides, changing rooms and wet tiled areas are where the non-slip sole contributes most directly to safety.
Heavier users are served by the titanium adapter variant, where the higher rating is required.
Weight-sensitive builds benefit from titanium at the distal end, where mass is accelerated through every swing.
Users who would otherwise need a separate limb for water may be served by a single foot, where the prosthetist judges that appropriate.



