Sprinter
An amputation doesn’t have to mean the end of an athletic career. Both Paralympic and recreational athletes with prostheses demonstrate this every day. Ottobock has developed a carbon sports foot especially for their needs which already has a proven track record at international and Paralympic competitions. The foot’s outstanding performance characteristics come thanks to the carbon spring, which provides high propulsion and low resistance. The Sprinter stands out for its low weight and is suitable for people with transfemoral as well as transtibial amputations.
An amputation doesn’t have to mean the end of an athletic career. Both Paralympic and recreational athletes with prostheses demonstrate this every day. Ottobock has developed a carbon sports foot especially for their needs which already has a proven track record at international and Paralympic competitions. The foot’s outstanding performance characteristics come thanks to the carbon spring, which provides high propulsion and low resistance. The Sprinter stands out for its low weight and is suitable for people with transfemoral as well as transtibial amputations.
Product type: | Mechanic |
Max. body weight: | 125 kg |
Activities: | Sports |
Sprinter - light and highly resilient
The Sprinter sports prosthesis allows you to achieve your full potential and vary your activities as you see fit. It is suitable for jogging, sprinting, jumping, and Nordic walking.The excellent energy return benefits ambitious recreational and professional athletes.
High requirements are placed on a sport prosthesis. It has to be sturdy, yet also lightweight and compact. The Sprinter carbon spring was designed to withstand high loads because the forces acting on a prosthesis are greater during running than walking.
The universal sole with a running shoe tread is suitable for running cross-country, on trails and varying terrain. Fast sprinting on all-weather tracks is also made possible with a spike sole option for intensive stadium training.
Strong at the start
Marlou with her Sprinter prosthetic sports foot
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Product information
| Product type | Mechanic |
|---|---|
| Max. body weight | 125 kg |
| Amputation level | Transtibial amputation, Transfemoral amputation |
| User group | adults |
Product Data
| Area of application | Jogging and sprints |
|---|---|
| Max. body weight | 125 kg |
| Size | Universal |
| Weight | 550-675 g |
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