Specifications
Build Height | Weight | Weight Limit | Heel Height | Toe Resistance | Heel Insert Density |
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35mm | 155g | 60kg | 6mm or 10mm | Low, Regular or High | Soft, Medium or Firm |
As children develop a more mature gait that follows the normal progression of heel strike through toe off, they need a foot that offers more toe response and increased durability. The paediatric Impulse foot uses the same Pathfinder® material with a Kevlar® heel. This material combination provides energy return, dynamic response, and outstanding durability – three of the most important characteristics for active children in the second stage of gait development.
Build Height | Weight | Weight Limit | Heel Height | Toe Resistance | Heel Insert Density |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
35mm | 155g | 60kg | 6mm or 10mm | Low, Regular or High | Soft, Medium or Firm |
To order a paediatric SACH or Impulse® Foot, please select the size, side, colour, toe resistance, and heel height. All three heel inserts are included with every foot.
*Toe Resistance: Use the amputee’s foot size and adjustable body weight to determine the recommended toe resistance from the charts opposite.
“Adjustable Body Weight” is the amputee’s body weight + any loads normally or routinely carried by the amputee. Adjusted body weight for the paediatric feet must not exceed 60kg. NOTE: Increase toe resistance one level for an extremely active child.
Heel Height: Sizes 9-17 have a 6mm heel height. Sizes 18-22 have a 10mm heel height.
Heel Inserts: Soft, Medium and Firm heel inserts are included with size 15-22.
Heel inserts are not used with size 9-14.
Toe Resistance | |||
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Foot Size | Low | Regular | High |
9-12 | <7kg | 7-14kg | >14kg |
13-14 | <9kg | 9-16kg | >16kg |
15-16 | <14kg | 14-20kg | >20kg |
17-18 | <16kg | 16-23kg | >23kg |
19-20 | <20kg | 20-32kg | >32kg |
21-22 | <27kg | 27-41kg | >41kg |
Pyramid Foot Adaptor | |||
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Part Number | Material | Weight | Weight Limit |
PPF-1208 | Titanium | 15g | 60kg |
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