3S80 Sport knee joint and Sprinter carbon spring foot

Sports prostheses have high demands. It must be rugged, lightweight and compact. Since the force acting on the moving prosthesis is greater during running than during walking, the knee joint needs to be able to withstand high loads.

A thorough warm-up is very important before participating in sports. For many athletes, stretching is part of everyday life, both to protect muscles and to relax. That's why the 3S80 Sport is equipped with an all-in-one lock. It can be operated manually easily.

The sporty prosthesis is flexible and suitable for all terrain, jogging in the park and running around the Tartan runway. There are two different kinds of soles of the feet that you can easily replace

A running prosthesis is generally suitable for all prosthesis wearers who wish to participate in recreational sports. The above knee cutter is equipped with a sports knee joint and a carbon spring foot, whereas a knee cutter can only use a carbon spring foot. A limb amputee who only wants to maintain good health can benefit from running prosthesis.

In most team sports including running and running, slow knee hurts over time. On the other hand, cycling has little effect on the knee joint so you can join sports even by the elderly. If the seat is too high or too low, make sure the bicycle is properly installed. Just like exercising the muscles of your feet, you can train the muscles and extend and contract the lungs. Cycling is a great way to spend training, practice climbing, and then get the chance to continue working hard. This type of training will help you to expand your lung capacity and teach you to move air more efficiently

A running prosthesis is generally suitable for all prosthesis wearers who wish to participate in recreational sports. The above knee cutter is equipped with a sports knee joint and a carbon spring foot, whereas a knee cutter can only use a carbon spring foot. A limb amputee who only wants to maintain good health can benefit from running prosthesis.

In 1800, Londoner's James Potts designed a prosthesis made of joint legs controlled by wooden handles and cannulas, steel knee joints and knee-ankle intestinal tendons. After Marquis of Anglesea, it will be called "Angel West leg", he lost his feet in the Waterloo battle and wore a foot. William Selffer later visited the United States in 1839. So it was called "Selffer's leg". In 1863, Dubois Pamley invented an advanced prosthetic foot with a suction port, multi-center knee, multi-joint foot. Later in 1868, Gustav Hermann suggested using aluminum instead of steel to make the prosthesis lighter and more powerful. But the lighter equipment had to wait until 1912, then the famous British pilot Marcel Desoutter lost his feet in an airplane accident and made the first with the help of his brother Charles It was. Aluminum prosthesis