Bjorn, a prosthetic leg user, hiking on a snowy mountain with his Ottobock Genium X4 prosthetic knee.
Bjorn, a prosthetic leg user, hiking on a snowy mountain with his Ottobock Genium X4 prosthetic knee.
Bjorn, a prosthetic leg user, hiking on a snowy mountain with his Ottobock Genium X4 prosthetic knee.
Finding the right prosthetic

Prosthetic feet and legs for highly active users.

Are you going nonstop all day, pushing boundaries and embracing challenges at every step? You need a robust and responsive prosthesis that's built to match your drive. Keep scrolling to see options engineered to take you as far as you want to go.

Are you going nonstop all day, pushing boundaries and embracing challenges at every step? You need a robust and responsive prosthesis that's built to match your drive. Keep scrolling to see options engineered to take you as far as you want to go.

Your daily life

Here's what "highly active" looks like day to day.

You're a hard-charger with demanding days that don't let up. Maybe you're on your feet all day for work, always off on another all-day adventure, or training to achieve a dream — and you love every minute of it. But you need a prosthesis you can push as hard as yourself, rain or shine, sand or snow.

If that sounds every bit as driven as you, keep reading to see what kind of prosthetic components you'll want to consider.

    A woman using a Genium X4 microprocessor prosthetic knee leading her horse.

    You live every day to the absolute max

    Whether you're pulling another epic shift, going all in on a new pursuit, or summiting a new peak, you need a prosthetic device that's designed for effortless all-day performance.

    Whether you're pulling another epic shift, going all in on a new pursuit, or summiting a new peak, you need a prosthetic device that's designed for effortless all-day performance.

    Prosthetic leg user hiking on a snowy mountain at night together with other hikers.

    You're ready to go anywhere, any time

    Indoors or outdoors, uphill or downhill, waves or glaciers, you don't want to think twice before you go chase your goal. Your prosthesis should be ready for any of it.

    Indoors or outdoors, uphill or downhill, waves or glaciers, you don't want to think twice before you go chase your goal. Your prosthesis should be ready for any of it.

    Prosthetic leg user climbing a rocky slope outdoors.

    You're on your feet all day, every day

    What breaks? Start to finish, you go, go go, whether it's for work, family, fun, or all of them. And when you're never off your feet, you need a prosthesis you can wear all day without a second thought.

    What breaks? Start to finish, you go, go go, whether it's for work, family, fun, or all of them. And when you're never off your feet, you need a prosthesis you can wear all day without a second thought.

Doesn't sound like your day-to-day?

Are you a less active individual who mostly enjoys light activities around the house? Or a much more active person with lots of personal and professional to-do's each day? Explore these other pages for prostheses that support a gentle daily pace, as well as component combinations for users with busy everyday lives.

Prosthetic legs

Combinations to consider for above-knee amputees (AKA).

When you're going all-out, all day, everyday, you need a special kind of prosthesis built to support the highest possible level of activity. Fortunately, there's a range of components designed just for users who want maximum performance.

If you have an above-knee amputation, you'll need all the components of a prosthetic leg: a prosthetic foot and knee, a liner, and a socket designed by an expert prosthetist (or CPO, Certified Prosthetist-Orthotist). Below are several recommended combinations with different features and advantages — but also different cost levels.

Like most prosthetic devices, these combinations typically fall into three price ranges:

  • Premium: The most advanced components available, these components offer the best possible performance but may have limited insurance coverage.

  • Standard: These popular components typically offer excellent performance and trusted technology at a cost that's typically covered by more insurers.

  • Value: Tried and true, these less technologically advanced components still offer solid, dependable support for a widely covered price.

Premium combination

Maverick Xtreme AT foot, Genium X4 knee, and SiOCX TF Pro socket

Built for even the most high-intensity activities, the Maverick Xtreme AT foot is a great choice to pair with the Genium X4 — a premier knee that enables effortless mobility. Combining them with a customizable SiOCX TF Pro socket with integrated ClickValve, the prosthesis provides exceptional all-day comfort and control.

Ottobock Maverick Xtreme AT foot with Genium X4 knee and SiOCX TF Pro socket.
Ottobock Maverick Xtreme AT foot with Genium X4 knee and SiOCX TF Pro socket.
Prosthetic feet

Combinations to consider for below-knee amputees (BKA).

Many of the same components are also a great fit for highly active individuals who just need a prosthetic foot, liner, and socket. Most of these products still fall into the same premium, standard, and value price ranges when used for a below-knee prosthesis.

Just like with a prosthetic leg, your CPO is always the best possible resource to consult when you're considering your options. They're there to help you understand which components are the best possible fit and the most financially feasible for you.

Premium combination

Maverick Xtreme AT foot, Uneo custom liner, and Harmony P4 suspension

Made from high-grade fiberglass, the Maverick Xtreme AT foot has the durability, flexibility, and energy return that highly active users need. Combined with a Uneo Unique custom liner and lightweight Harmony P4 vacuum suspension system plus ProFlex Plus sealing sleeve, it will keep you comfortably in control through even your most high-impact activities.

Ottobock Maverick Xtreme AT foot with Uneo custom liner and Harmony P4 suspension.
Ottobock Maverick Xtreme AT foot with Uneo custom liner and Harmony P4 suspension.
Extra components

More ways to enhance and personalize your prosthesis.

When you push the limits as hard as you do, even small enhancements can lead to big differences. If there are some extra functions you want to add to your prosthesis — like being able to easily swap feet or more naturally rotate your leg — ask your prosthetist about useful adapters like the ones below.

    Leg prosthesis equipped with an Ottobock Quickchange adapter.

    Quickchange adapter

    For some users, having multiple feet or foot-knee combinations to choose from is the best way to get the flexibility and customization they want. A Quickchange adapter makes it easy to switch between components for different activities.

    For some users, having multiple feet or foot-knee combinations to choose from is the best way to get the flexibility and customization they want. A Quickchange adapter makes it easy to switch between components for different activities.

    Prosthetic leg user sitting with an Ottobock Rotation adapter on the prosthesis.

    Rotation adapter

    For users with a prosthetic knee joint, one popular addition is a special adapter that lets them turn or rotate their prosthesis more like their natural leg. This addition can make many daily activities even easier, like driving, putting on shoes, or crossing your legs.

    For users with a prosthetic knee joint, one popular addition is a special adapter that lets them turn or rotate their prosthesis more like their natural leg. This addition can make many daily activities even easier, like driving, putting on shoes, or crossing your legs.

And your socket? That’s where an expert comes in.

Your socket is the direct physical link between you and your new limb. Because every body is unique, this component rarely comes off the shelf. Instead, your CPO will typically custom-build a socket that perfectly matches your residual limb.

This personalized fit is the secret to a secure, comfortable fit that keeps you safe and stable — so trust your expert prosthetist to ensure the perfect fit.

Prosthetist specialist working with an Ottobock prosthetic socket.

What to know about insurance and prosthetic devices.

For many people, financial coverage is one of the biggest factors that determines their prosthetic options. We’re here to help you understand why that support can vary for different prosthetic devices and their users, and how your coverage may impact your component choices.

Female patient hands her insurance card to the receptionist at a medical clinic.
User stories

Meet some users thriving with Ottobock prostheses.

They each have their own relentless drive, ambitious goals, and physically demanding passions — but they’re all chasing them with one of our most high-performance prostheses. Check out how far they’re able to go with the right Ottobock components.

Björn always takes it to the extreme

He’s in relentless pursuit of what's possible, conquering intense hikes that test both mental grit and physical endurance. He trusts his Genium X4 and Maverick Xtreme AT foot to help him push his limits.

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