Aeris Performance 2

The Aeris Performance 2 adds Compliant Composite Technology (CCT) that is derived by using multiple springs to increase the range of flexibility. The result is a unique Advanced Energy Release (AER) pylon design composed of nested parallel springs that enable the foot to react in a compliant manner at heel strike and then work together to create a dynamic transition from push-off to toe release. The AER pylon takes advantage of independent spring action to provide smooth, stable progression while increasing the axial rotation which minimizes the forces transmitted to the residual limb.

Suggested L-Codes

L5981
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

Advanced Energy Release (AER) pylon
Split pylon for increased multi-axial performance
Enhanced plantar flexion for stability at heel strike
Smooth transitions from foot-flat to toe-off
Simple, maintenance-free design ensures long-term worry-free use

Featured Specifications

Functional Level

K3, K4

Pyramid (mm)

Mount

Ti Pyramid

Patient Weight Maximum

330 lbs. (150 kg)

Weight

17.6 oz. (500 g)

Build Height

6.5 - 7.3 in. (166 - 185 mm)

Heel Height

0.4 in. (10 mm.)

Includes Spectra Sock. Foot shell sold separately (see below). The foot model recommendations on the selection chart are based on average patients, engaged in normal activities. If your patient is more active than average or lifts heavy loads as part of a daily routine, then selecting the next weight category higher is advised.

Warranty

3 years from date of patient fitting
60-day patient trial from date of patient fitting
Foot Shell: 6 months from date of patient fitting

The Aeris Performance 2 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.