Modular transtibial and transfemoral builds use a foot adapter at the connection between foot and pylon.
Limbs used around water are served by a material chosen for repeated wetting and drying at the lowest point of the build.
Coastal and pool environments involve chloride exposure specifically, which is where stainless grade matters.
Winter walking exposes the adapter to road salt, which reaches floor-level components first.
Outdoor and occupational users whose walking takes them through wet and dirty conditions place the highest demand on this position.
Heavier users are served by a material carrying more load than a light alloy of the same geometry, within the rating confirmed.
Clinics holding stock in more than one material can match the adapter to the user's weight, activity and environment at specification.



