Taleo

No, the Taleo can be integrated into either a new or an existing modular prosthesis, provided it has sufficient structural height.

The prosthetic foot is available in a range of sizes from 22 to 30 cm. Your O&P professional selects the Taleo for you based on your foot size and body weight.

The Taleo is primarily a prosthetic foot that provides you with support for a wide range of everyday activities. The Taleo carbon foot is also perfectly suitable for occasional light sports activities such as badminton or playing frisbee.

The Taleo prosthetic foot is designed for active individuals (mobility grade 3-4) who navigate varied indoor and outdoor environments and place a high value on effortless walking and the ability to go wherever life takes them. It is suitable for users weighing up to 150 kg. Both transfemoral and transtibial amputees can benefit from the flexible prosthetic foot.

Yes, the Taleo prosthetic foot is waterproof and can be worn in salt or fresh water. In addition to water-resistant material, the carbon foot also has water runoff channels on the adapter and openings in the sole of the foot that let water drain away from the prosthesis. In order to maintain the functionality of the foot, it is essential to clean it as instructed after using it in water.

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

No, the Taleo is delivered with a footshell that is based on the shape of a natural foot and is therefore compatible with all common types of shoes. Plus, a slim and a normal footshell are available in most foot sizes to match your natural foot as closely as possible. The abducted big toe on the footshell even makes it possible to wear thong sandals and walk barefoot for brief periods indoors.

The Taleo carbon foot lets you walk smoothly, so you have more energy when you’re on the go! Its balanced combination of dynamism and flexibility plus heel stiffness that can be adjusted to your unique needs result in greater freedom of movement. To try it yourself, just speak to your O&P professional.