It is our mission to provide our patients with exceptional care, which will allow them to reach their goals and expand their horizons.
ADK Rock Climbing Foot
The thrill of Rock Climbing should not be limited to those with able body feet.
Unfortunately, as any Amputee who has climbed with a conventional prosthetic foot knows, the toe is too flexible to be supportive on the rock. In the past people custom made prosthetic climbing feet. Now through years of development and coordination with several expert amputee climbers, we have designed an inexpensive prosthetic foot that functions well for any climber of any ability level.
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Price
| ADK Climbing Foot | $195 | via PayPal |
| ADK Climbing Foot with Stainless Steel Pyramid | $225 | via PayPal |
| ADK Climbing Foot with Titanium Rotating Pyramid | $250 | via PayPal |
| ADK Climbing Foot with Titanium Rotating Reciever | $260 | via PayPal |
Shipping not included.
Set Up
- Select a Pyramid adapter or receiver with four hole base.
- Cut bolts to a length that extends 1cm into the foot.
- Align foot so that the sides of the foot are 90 degree to the wall and the front is 20 degrees angled forward midline. This allows for equal internal and external rotation of the hip and natural contact of the front surface with the knee in a flexed position.