KISS lanyard system
The patented KISS lanyard systems are used for fixation in the transfemoral socket. Thanks to the unique combination of the proximal and distal connection between the socket and liner, pistoning and rotational movements are reduced.
The patented KISS lanyard systems are used for fixation in the transfemoral socket. Thanks to the unique combination of the proximal and distal connection between the socket and liner, pistoning and rotational movements are reduced.
The KISS can be put on while sitting down, making it suitable for users with low mobility grades.
| Product type | Lanyard solutions |
| Mobility grade | 1, 2, 3, 4 |
| Amputation level | Transfemoral amputation |
Product information
| Product type | Lanyard solutions |
| Mobility grade | 1, 2, 3, 4 |
| Max. body weight | 150 kg, no limit |
| User group | children, adults, elderly |
| Activities | Daily use, Rehab, Other |
Product Data
| Article number | Product description, short | Instructions for use | Max. body weight | Build height |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4R160=1 | The Delrin KISS kit requires a socket adapter for connection to the modular system. | Contracted residual limbs Carbon frame sockets in combination with ThermoLyn® soft | - | 5 mm |
| 4R160=2 | The four-hole endoskeletal KISS kit has a direct connection to the modular system. | Sockets that are laminated entirely from ThermoLyn® soft without using an inner socket Residual limb positions approximately equivalent to the alignment reference line | 150 kg | 5 mm |