THUASNE SpryStep

• Dynamism: posterior lateral position of the strut to optimise the compliance and the energy return during physical activity.
• Stability and rebound effect: the diversity of the materials used provides the patient with a good balance between flexibility and rigidity to improve and allow a more natural gait.
• Strength and lightness: composite structure, lightweight and durable, designed with a specific material combination and a precise manufacturing process.
• Adaptability: trimmable insole for a better anatomical adjustment.
• Available in right or left model.

Indications:

• These indications are biomechanical deficits of neurological, traumatic or muscular origin.
• Weak dorsiflexors.
• Fatigueable footdrop.
• Footdrop.
• Foot slap.
• Plantar flexor strength ≤ 4.
• Mild spasticity of the foot and ankle.
• Mild knee instability during stance phase.
• Knee hyperextension.
• Circumduction.
• Vaulting (plantarflexion of the contralateral ankle joint).
• High knee gait.
• Hip hiking/contralateral trunk bending.