Axtion
High Performance - Exceptional Value |
The 1E56 Axtion foot is the ultimate answer for active patients who need a lightweight high function foot. At just 13.0 ounces (370 g), the Axtion is the only foot in its class to deliver an extremely low profile (2 and 1/8 inches / 54mm) with the high performance combination of urethane and carbon.

Ingenious design enables a smooth transition from heel strike to foot flat through the power of a dynamic heel. A uniquely engineered pyramid bolstered by an integrated elastomer wedge gives the user an easy rollover without sacrificing energy return created by the long carbon fiber toe lever. The end result: a custom-manufactured foot that offers exceptional performance for your most demanding patients.
The Axtion foot pairs especially well with patients who want to tackle whatever life offers, from outdoor activities through a neighborhood pickup game of basketball. And because it is an Otto Bock foot, you can rely on our years of development and testing expertise, our unmatched clinical support, and a dependable 3-year warranty.
Ideal for a variety of active users who participate in higher-impact activities. Appropriate for solid K3 and K4 level patients. Perfect for activities that involve running and jumping such as basketball, softball, tennis and many other recreational sports.
For more information about Otto Bock HealthCare products or to place an order, please call our Customer Service Department at 800.328.4058 or contact your Sales Representative for an in person demonstration. |
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Warranty Duration |
36 months. Please refer to the instructions for use accompanying the product for complete information

*The responsibility for accurate coding lies with the patient care facility that selects a product and fits the patient. Otto Bock's coding recommendations are based on our best judgment. These recommendations are open to revision based on additional information or changes in the alpha-numeric system.
**The Otto Bock MOBIS® Mobility System is NOT intended to be used in the U.S.A as a guide to obtaining reimbursement for prosthetic components.
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