Aeris Activity

Introducing the Aeris Activity from Fillauer, the first multiaxial foot for amputees with Syme or Boyd amputations. The Aeris Activity accommodates the minimum clearance required for long transtibial amputations without compromising the multi-axial functionality amputees need in a prosthetic foot. Made of a flexible and durable carbon composite, split toe design, the Aeris Activity provides dynamic performance with each step, skip, or jump.

Suggested L-Codes

L5980
PDAC Approved

Suggested L-Codes are provided as a reference only. It is the responsibility of the practitioner and/or patient care facility submitting this claim to determine and submit the correct coding within all established rules and guidelines.

Features

Low build height for Symes and Boyd’s amputations
Split keel design allows multi-axial function
Dynamic carbon composite foot design
Includes posterior mount bracket for fabrication ease

Featured Specifications

Functional Level

K3, K4

Pyramid (mm)

Sizes

22 - 30 cm

Mount

Posterior Mount

Patient Weight Maximum

275 lbs. (125 kg)

Weight

17.6 oz. (500 g)

Build Height

1.50 - 1.75 in. (38 - 44 mm)

Foot includes mounting bracket and Spectra Sock. Foot Shell sold separately.

Warranty

3 years from date of patient fitting
Foot Shell: 6 months from date of patient fitting

The Aeris Activity has been designed and manufactured for specific patient weights. Failure to follow the weight guidelines and/or overload conditions caused by the patient, such as heavy lifting, high impact sports, or abusive activities, that would otherwise damage the natural limb, may void the warranty.

Additional Specifications

Patient Weight Minimum: 100 lbs. (45 kg)

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Posterior Mounting Bracket

The Posterior Mounting Bracket is designed for use with posteriorly mounted feet to ease the fabrication process for adjustments and socket replacements. Once correct alignment has been determined using the Adjustable Alignment tool, the foot can be mounted using the Posterior Mounting Bracket. Specifications refer to adult brackets