Freestyle Swim
Do you enjoy being in the water but find that swimming or getting to the water without a prosthetic foot is uncomfortable for you?With the Freestyle Swim, you don’t have to think twice about going swimming. Thanks to the adjustable ankle joint, you can walk to the water with your prosthetic foot and, when you get there, prepare it for swimming by simply pushing a button.
Do you enjoy being in the water but find that swimming or getting to the water without a prosthetic foot is uncomfortable for you?With the Freestyle Swim, you don’t have to think twice about going swimming. Thanks to the adjustable ankle joint, you can walk to the water with your prosthetic foot and, when you get there, prepare it for swimming by simply pushing a button.
Product type: | Mechanic |
Mobility grade: | 2, 3, 4 |
Max. body weight: | 255.74 lbs |
Freestyle Swim – powerful and efficient
The Freestyle Swim can be used for walking to the water, in the water and as a swimming foot. By simply pushing a button, the foot can be tilted by 70° and converted for the purpose you need right then.
The 70° tilt of the prosthetic foot reduces its water resistance while swimming. This lets you move through the water more easily.
The Freestyle Swim lets you swim with flippers. You can swim more quickly with less effort when wearing flippers.
The Freestyle Swim is made for the water. The prosthetic foot is resistant to fresh, salt and chlorinated water, making it ideal for your next holiday by and in the sea.
Peter
With the Freestyle Swim, I can simply walk to the water and prepare the prosthetic foot for swimming with my flippers at the push of a button. It’s great to be independent in the water again, just like I used to be!
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Product information
| Product type | Mechanic |
|---|---|
| Mobility grade | 2, 3, 4 |
| Max. body weight | 255.74 lbs |
| Amputation level | Transfemoral amputation, Transtibial amputation |
| User group | adults |
| Activities | Sports |
| Material | Carbon |