Kintrol

The prosthetic foot is available in sizes from 23 to 30 cm. Your O&P professional selects the Kintrol for you based on your foot size and body weight.

The Kintrol prosthetic foot was designed for less active to moderately active users (mobility grades 1–2) who mainly navigate indoor environments and use a walking aid outdoors, and place a high value on reliable support from their prosthetic foot. It is suitable for users weighing up to 136 kg. Users with both transfemoral and transtibial amputations can benefit from the flexible prosthetic foot.

No, the Kintrol is not waterproof, which means that submersing it is not permitted. However, it is a weatherproof prosthetic foot and can withstand a rain shower, which makes it ideal for everyday use.

The Kintrol prosthetic foot can be integrated into either a new or an existing modular prosthesis, provided it has sufficient build height. Your O&P professional will advise you on this.

Yes, of course you can test the Kintrol prosthetic foot. Please just speak to your O&P professional.

No, the Kintrol is delivered with a footshell that is based on the shape of the human foot and is therefore compatible with most common types of shoes. The abducted big toe on the footshell even makes it possible to wear thong sandals.