REsponses to RE: [OANDP-L] Looking for foot, heavy user
Pat Peick
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REsponses to RE: [OANDP-L] Looking for foot, heavy user
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Pat Peick
Date:
9/27/2011
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Thank you everyone for the suggestions. Of all the suggestions, the
Thrive from Freedom had several recommendations. The summation of the
many responses were:
Can you a piece of polyethylene in his shoe that is heat molded to his
foot, that way the toes would stay on and the foot would last longer?
Best, Kenneth RRI
have 280 pound man - logger, and weight lifting and uses a Soleus from
College Park - it has served him very well for past 1 1/2 years.
I Have used the BioQuest foot on very heavy patients that also carry
loads with some success. It's not light but with these patients that is
rarely an issue. Good hunting! Jim
American Prosthetics in Wisconsin makes a foot that can take up to 5oo
lbs.(220 kilos) .The pylon and adaptor are also larger than normal. 30
mm.?
Not exactly dynamic but we can make feet to handle your patient. Ko8 or
KO1 with K20STURDY addition. $185.00 Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
ave you tried the OWW pathfinder. I have used it for about 10 years and
it is great, it has more movement and I feel that it helps with break
down. If I can help please call. Gerald
Look at the Freedom Innovations Highlander foot custom made.Sounds like
you have tried the Ossur Mod3, big difference is the Mod3 takes 3 weeks
to fabricate and deliver whereas the Freedom foot takes about a week.
also look for a heavy duty pyramid adapter with pylon and pylon
receiver. Freedom makes a kit but it is expensive. check other
manufacturers for this. ST &G also makes this similar kit.
We now have the IBEX XD at eMotis-Fillauer which is rated up to 440lbs.
My patient has enjoyed the flexibility of the foot and says he no longer
is relegated to where an ultra stiff foot. He weighs about 350 lbs and
is an autobody mechanic.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Fair [mailto:<Email Address Redacted>]
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 9:43 PM
To: Pat Peick
Subject: Re: [OANDP-L] Looking for foot, heavy user
Freedom Innovations Thrive
Tim Fair
Sent from DroidX
On Sep 26, 2011 9:40 PM, Pat Peick < <Email Address Redacted> > wrote:
> Dear List,
> Have a 40+ yo male, 350+ lbs depending on the season who has tried
many
> feet and worn them prematurely out due to his type work for many
years.
> He is the labor for the property manager. He will carry 50 lbs without
> hesitancy or more. The latest foot, not very dynamic but worked for
> him with respect to walking dynamic, is the OWW magnum but is tearing
> the toes off. Have been thru the flex-feet style with poor longevity
or
> the dynamic action is not comfortable to him.
>
> Any other feet that will handle this type of loading?
>
> Pat Peick CPO
>
>
Thrive from Freedom had several recommendations. The summation of the
many responses were:
Can you a piece of polyethylene in his shoe that is heat molded to his
foot, that way the toes would stay on and the foot would last longer?
Best, Kenneth RRI
have 280 pound man - logger, and weight lifting and uses a Soleus from
College Park - it has served him very well for past 1 1/2 years.
I Have used the BioQuest foot on very heavy patients that also carry
loads with some success. It's not light but with these patients that is
rarely an issue. Good hunting! Jim
American Prosthetics in Wisconsin makes a foot that can take up to 5oo
lbs.(220 kilos) .The pylon and adaptor are also larger than normal. 30
mm.?
Not exactly dynamic but we can make feet to handle your patient. Ko8 or
KO1 with K20STURDY addition. $185.00 Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
ave you tried the OWW pathfinder. I have used it for about 10 years and
it is great, it has more movement and I feel that it helps with break
down. If I can help please call. Gerald
Look at the Freedom Innovations Highlander foot custom made.Sounds like
you have tried the Ossur Mod3, big difference is the Mod3 takes 3 weeks
to fabricate and deliver whereas the Freedom foot takes about a week.
also look for a heavy duty pyramid adapter with pylon and pylon
receiver. Freedom makes a kit but it is expensive. check other
manufacturers for this. ST &G also makes this similar kit.
We now have the IBEX XD at eMotis-Fillauer which is rated up to 440lbs.
My patient has enjoyed the flexibility of the foot and says he no longer
is relegated to where an ultra stiff foot. He weighs about 350 lbs and
is an autobody mechanic.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Fair [mailto:<Email Address Redacted>]
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 9:43 PM
To: Pat Peick
Subject: Re: [OANDP-L] Looking for foot, heavy user
Freedom Innovations Thrive
Tim Fair
Sent from DroidX
On Sep 26, 2011 9:40 PM, Pat Peick < <Email Address Redacted> > wrote:
> Dear List,
> Have a 40+ yo male, 350+ lbs depending on the season who has tried
many
> feet and worn them prematurely out due to his type work for many
years.
> He is the labor for the property manager. He will carry 50 lbs without
> hesitancy or more. The latest foot, not very dynamic but worked for
> him with respect to walking dynamic, is the OWW magnum but is tearing
> the toes off. Have been thru the flex-feet style with poor longevity
or
> the dynamic action is not comfortable to him.
>
> Any other feet that will handle this type of loading?
>
> Pat Peick CPO
>
>
Citation
Pat Peick, “REsponses to RE: [OANDP-L] Looking for foot, heavy user,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/232977.
