4
938223SPK2/1-0121
Note… If in doubt choosing between two categories, choose the higher rate spring set.
Foot Spring set recommendations shown are for transtibial users.
For transfemoral users we suggest selecting a spring set one category lower, refer to
fitting advice Section 7 to ensure satisfactory function and range of movement
Low
Daily walking and occasional sports such as golf and hiking
Moderate
Aggressive walking, frequent or daily sports such as jogging
High
Daily activities such as distance running, climbing, lifting and carrying heavy objects for
vocational purposes
User Weight
Foot spring
set
Impac
t
A
ctivit
y
44–52
(100-115)
53–59
(116-130)
60–68
(131-150)
69–77
(151-170)
78–88
(171-195)
89–100 (196-220)
101-116 (221-255)
117-130 (256-285)
131-147 (286-325)
148-166 (326-365)
kg
(lb
)
Low
3
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Mod
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
High
4
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Spring Set Selection
2
Safety Information
Any changes in the performance or
function of the limb e.g. restricted
movement, non-smooth motion or
unusual noises should be immediately
reported to your service provider.
Always use a hand rail when descending
stairs and at any other time if available.
The device is not suitable for extreme
sports, running or cycle racing, ice and
snow sports, extreme slopes and steps.
Any such activities undertaken are done
so completely at the users’ own risk.
Recreational cycling is acceptable.
Assembly, maintenance and repair of
the device
must only be carried out by
a suitably qualified clinician.
The user should contact their clinician if
their condition changes.
Ensure only suitably retrofitted vehicles
are used when driving. All persons are
required to observe their respective
driving laws when operating motor
vehicles.
To minimise the risk of slipping and
tripping, appropriate footwear that
fits securely onto the footshell must be
used at all times.
This warning symbol highlights important safety information which must be
followed carefully.
Important:
For higher impact users, do not exceed the weight limit for individual springs.
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