Terion K2 prosthetic foot

Technical data

Ideal prosthetic components

Pheon

The 3R62 Pheon polycentric prosthetic knee joint with mechanical swing phase control is especially well suited for prosthesis wearers with low mobility, since it provides the corresponding functionality for swing phase control and stance phase control. At the same time, the 3R62 supports the therapy goal of restoring the ability to stand and moderate ability to walk indoors and outdoors.

Thanks to the integrated optional lock, which can be activated or deactivated by the prosthetist, the 3R62 Pheon provides targeted support for the post-amputation therapy process – from the initial standing and walking exercises with the interim prosthesis through to the final fitting.

Kenevo

The Kenevo focuses clearly on safety. The knee joint is the world's first fitting solution of the latest technology specifically for the needs of less active people - as a leg prosthesis the Kenevo sets a new global standard. With its special basic functions it provides support in typical everyday situations. Moreover, the activity modes provide high adaptability. The Kenevo grows with your skills, for example during rehabilitation, and adapts itself equally well when mobility decreases.

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Terion K2 - confidence in every step

Brochure for users

FAQ

• Who can use the Terion K2 prosthetic foot?

  The Terion K2 is a prosthetic foot for people with low to moderate mobility (MOBIS 1 ‒ 2) who would like to maintain their mobility in everyday life. It supports the user with a high level of safety and adequate dynamic response. Thanks to its low weight, the Terion K2 is very comfortable and offers perceptible wearer comfort for getting around in everyday life, both at home and in the vicinity.

• In what ways does the Terion K2 differ from conventional prosthetic feet?

  Unlike conventional prosthetic feet like the SACH and Dynamic feet, the Terion K2 features a combination of carbon fibre glass with a foam heel. This enables dampening and comfortable heel characteristics without having to forgo extended forefoot dynamics.

• Can the Terion K2 prosthetic foot be used as part of an above-knee prosthesis?

  Yes! The Terion K2 is suitable for all amputation levels meeting the structural height requirements. It works with most Ottobock mechanical and microprocessor-controlled knee joints.

• Is there a Terion K2 matching my size?

  The Terion K2 is available in a range of sizes from 22 up to 30 cm and a body weight up to 175kg/385 lbs. The sizes 22 and 23 cm come with a slim footshell, while the sizes 24 cm and up are delivered with a normal footshell. Each footshell can be ordered in either beige or light brown.

• Do I need a new prosthesis to use the Terion K2?

  No, the Terion K2 can be integrated into new as well as existing modular prosthesis systems without any problem, provided sufficient structural height is available. The built-in adapter serves to securely connect the prosthetic foot.

• How is the Terion K2 integrated into my prosthesis?

  Your prosthetist will advise you and select, order and install the most suitable prosthetic foot for you. He or she possesses the necessary technical expertise and equipment required to install and adjust the Terion K2.

• Do I need to wear special shoes with the Terion K2?

  No, the Terion K2 is delivered with a footshell that is based on the shape of a natural foot, and works with most commercial footwear. The abducted big toe of the footshell makes wearing sandals possible.

• Are Terion K2 prosthetic feet waterproof?

  The Terion K2 is splash-proof. After contact with water or sand, the prosthetic foot has to be rinsed with fresh water and dried thoroughly.

• Where do I find further information about the Terion K2?

  Your prosthetist or physician will be happy to determine whether or not the Terion K2 is the right choice for your requirement.