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The lightweight carbon construction of the Trias combined with its dual spring elements provides elastic shock absorption for the user at heel strike. - The rollover of the prosthetic foot is largely physiological and it also scores points with its energy return while walking.
- The Trias makes controlled movement patterns possible.
- Switching between various walking speeds is effortless for the user.
- Strain on the sound limb is relieved.
- The foot provides users with controlled support on uneven terrain.
- Suitable footshells, which can be easily exchanged by the user, are available in two versions (slim, normal).
| Reference number | 1C30 | | User Weight Capacity | 100 kg,
125 kg,
75 kg | | Type of foot | Mechanic |
Technical data The Trias is suitable for patients with a transtibial amputation, knee disarticulation, transfemoral amputation or hip disarticulation, who have low to moderate activity levels and require a lightweight, functional carbon fibre foot. (* Technical data refer to size 26 cm) | Mobility grade | MG2,
MG3 | | Footshell | Slim version with 20 mm heel height [21–26 cm], normal version with 10 mm heel height [21–30 cm] | | Weight without footshell* | approx. 345 g | | Weight with footshell* | Approx. 550 g | | User Weight Capacity | 100 kg,
125 kg,
75 kg | | System height with normal footshell* | 95 mm | | Structural height with normal footshell* | 113 mm | | Recommended knee components | 3R36, 3R20, 3R90-1, 3R93-1, 3R92-1, 3R106, 3R60, 3R60PRO, 3R46, 3R78, C-Leg Compact, 3R95, 3R55, 3R80, C-Leg, Genium. Please see the 646K2 catalogue for additional combinations. | | Sizes | 21–30 cm | | Feature | Carbon | | Type of foot | Mechanic |
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