The OdysseyK2 from College Park has a curved hydraulic ankle, Intelliweave composite foot base, and customizable dual StrideControl. The ankle provides 12° of smooth hydraulic motion that works in tandem with the foot base. College Park composites provide gait-matched movement, increased ground contact for stability, controlled energy, and a flexible heel for a total range of motion of up to 27°. The curved hydraulic cylinder allows for one pivot point, resulting in a smoother sweep, longer life, and a lower profile foot. Independently adjustable plantar and dorsiflexion valves facilitate in-office tuning.
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