The Next Generation Foot – The 1D35 Dynamic Motion Foot

• Progressive ankle moment
• Comfortable heel strike with plantar flexion
• Mimics natural rollover
• Optimized anterior/posterior and medial/lateral mobility
• Dynamic transition from stance to swing phase
• Effective relief for the contralateral side
• Suitable for Otto Bock Mobility Grades 2 and 3*

Natural gait provides the pattern for the 1D35 Dynamic Motion prosthetic foot. Its primary feature is progressive ankle moment in mid-stance phase, which enables a physiological rollover and easy gait. Its optimized a-p and m-l mobility and comfortable heel strike with noticeable plantar flexion are additional advantages.

Relief for the Contralateral Side

Due to the special characteristics of the plastic spring combined with functional foam and an integrated 3D liner, the Dynamic Motion excels at returning energy. It is designed to provide a dynamic transition from stance to swing phase as well as adapting to torsion movements. Superb design means the contralateral side is efficiently relieved. The result is a smooth and natural rollover. The foot adapts to uneven surfaces, since the shape and flexibility of the spring make multiaxial movements possible.

From a biomechanical perspective, the advantages of the 1D35 are readily apparent. The characteristics of the ankle moment demonstrate a smooth rollover which closely resembles the natural, physiological pattern. Even during heel strike, when measuring the initial maximum ground reaction force, only very small differences between the prosthetic foot and sound foot are apparent.

The Dynamic Motion is suitable for prosthesis wearers with transtibial amputation, knee disarticulation, transfemoral amputation or hip disarticulation amputation with low to moderate level of activity, who require a foot with comfortable heel strike, physiological rollover, and good energy return. We recommend it for Mobility Grades 2 and 3*. The foot is available in sizes from 22 to 30 centimeters and can be fit up to a maximum weight of 100 kilograms / 220 pounds depending on the foot size.