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Wonderful 1CFL-BY-2

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Wonderful Orthopaedic, Trauma & Prosthetics

Wonderful 1CFL-BY-2

Product Code: OTAP-PLAC-3631

Foot-shaped from heel to toe, so it fills the shoe the way a foot does.

Following the outline of a human foot from heel to toes, this low-ankle carbon foot is rated for adults from 70 to 125 kg at activity levels K1 to K3. Lengths run from 22 to 28 cm, matched to the sound side.

Sections

Prosthetic Feet & Knees

Categories

Orthopaedic, Trauma & Prosthetics

Condition

New

Origin

China

Seller Type

Certified Professional Seller

CE & ISO Certified

Global Shipping

Supplier: Medigear

From heel to toe, Wonderful's 1CFL-BY-2 follows the outline of a human foot. It is a low-ankle carbon fibre prosthetic foot, and the published specification lists a user weight range of 70 to 125 kg, activity levels K1 to K3, foot sizes from 22 to 28 cm and carbon fibre as the material. The foot has no electrical parts. Product weight, build height, heel height, width, stiffness categories and sidedness are not published, and the sheet makes no energy-storage claim.

The case for this model is how it looks and sits in the user's life. The product photograph shows a dark, foot-shaped sole with a defined heel, arch line and toe outline, and an adapter at the heel end. A foot that fills the shoe in the shape of a foot sits naturally in footwear, keeps the shoe's shape, and looks like a foot through a sock or an open shoe. For many users, looking and feeling ordinary in everyday footwear matters as much as how the foot walks, and that is a legitimate clinical goal. Whether the outline is the carbon plate itself or a cover over it is not stated, so confirm this with the seller.

The sheet does not name the adapter or its material, and lists no foot shell or sock. Confirm each with the seller, including whether a cosmetic shell is available that matches the outline.

Unit and packing dimensions are not published. Replacement feet and cosmetic shells are the recurring costs. Medigear.uk lists the 1CFL-BY-2 and can arrange quotation, delivery and replacement supply. Request confirmation of the construction, the ISO 10328 test report and loading level, the declaration of conformity, the stiffness selection chart, sidedness and warranty terms from the seller before order.

Prosthetic centres and limb-fitting services fitting adults who care about appearance are the main users. The 70 to 125 kg rating, 22 to 28 cm size range and K1 to K3 activity levels describe adults walking at home and in the community who want a foot that looks and sits like a foot. The intended amputation levels are not stated, so confirm them before adding the foot to a fitting protocol.

Services working with users who have stopped wearing their prosthesis, or wear it less than planned, may find appearance is part of the reason. A foot-shaped outline in ordinary shoes can help, and asking the user what they want to wear is a fair part of the fitting conversation.

Rehabilitation units fitting a first definitive prosthesis can offer it where the user's goals include wearing their own shoes and sandals. Bring the user's footwear to the fitting appointment and check fit, shape and heel height with it.

Charitable limb programmes working in warm climates, where open footwear is common, can consider it for adults in the published range, provided a matching cosmetic shell is available. Export buyers should confirm the construction, width, sidedness, the full size list and shell supply before placing a multi-size order.

The foot is not suited to users above 125 kg or below 70 kg, to adults needing a foot over 28 cm, to children, to K4 users or athletes, or to anyone needing a hydraulic or powered ankle. The conformity documentation those procurement routes require is issued by the manufacturer and provided by the seller.

Looks Like a Foot

The foot-shaped outline follows the heel, arch and toes, so the prosthesis looks like a foot in a sock or shoe.

Fills the Shoe Naturally

A full outline supports the shoe's shape, which keeps footwear looking and wearing as intended.

Everyday Dignity

Looking ordinary in everyday footwear can make a real difference to confidence and to how much the limb is worn.

Suited to the User's Own Shoes

A foot-shaped outline makes it easier to fit the user's own footwear, subject to width and heel height.

A Low Build

The low ankle leaves room beneath a long residual limb, subject to the published build height.

Clear Activity Limits

The rating stops at K3, which tells the prescriber the foot is for walking, not high-impact use.

Sized for Many Adults

A rating to 125 kg and lengths from 22 to 28 cm cover smaller and mid-sized adults.

No Electrical Maintenance

The foot has no electrical parts, needs no charging and falls outside portable appliance testing.

Foot-Shaped Outline

The photograph shows a dark sole shaped like a human foot, with heel, arch and toe outline.

Construction to Confirm

Whether the outline is the carbon plate or a cover is not published. Confirm it in writing.

Low Ankle

The manufacturer describes the ankle as low. The build height is not published.

Heel-End Adapter

An adapter is mounted at the heel end in the photograph. Its type and material are not published.

User Weight Range of 70 to 125 kg

This is the published rating. Users outside it should not be fitted with this foot.

Activity Levels K1 to K3

K4 is not listed. The foot is rated for walking at home and in the community.

Sizes from 22 to 28 cm

The published range covers foot lengths from 22 to 28 cm. Width, increments and sidedness are not stated.

Stiffness Categories

Stiffness options and the selection rule are not published. Request the manufacturer's chart before ordering.

No Energy-Storage Claim

The sheet makes no energy-storage claim. The design centres on outline and a low build.

Cosmetic Shell

No shell is listed. Confirm whether a matching shell with defined toes is available.

Build Height and Weight

Neither is published. Confirm both before prescribing.

No Electrical Parts

The foot is fully mechanical and needs no power, charging or electrical safety testing.

The 1CFL-BY-2 is a low-ankle carbon fibre foot with a foot-shaped outline, rated for adults from 70 to 125 kg at activity levels K1 to K3 in sizes from 22 to 28 cm. Its value is how it looks and sits in everyday footwear, which matters to confidence and to how much the limb is worn. Whether the outline is the plate or a cover, and the build height, width, stiffness and sidedness, all need confirming. Medigear.uk lists the 1CFL-BY-2 for business buyers worldwide and can arrange delivery, replacement supply and service cover. Request confirmation of the construction, the ISO 10328 test report and loading level, the declaration of conformity, the stiffness selection chart, sidedness and warranty terms from the seller at quotation.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything buyers need to know about sourcing medical equipment through MediGear.

The manufacturer rates it for adults with a lower-limb amputation weighing 70 to 125 kg, with foot lengths from 22 to 28 cm, at activity levels K1 to K3. Its foot-shaped outline suits users who want the prosthesis to look and sit like a foot in everyday footwear. The prescribing prosthetist decides whether it suits the individual.

Users above 125 kg or below 70 kg are outside the published rating, as are adults needing a foot above 28 cm, and children. K4 is not listed, so runners and athletes should be assessed for a different specification. Anyone needing a hydraulic or powered ankle needs a different specification too, and the seller can point to an alternative listing.

The sheet does not say. The photograph shows a dark, foot-shaped sole, which may be the carbon plate itself or a cover fitted over it. Confirm the construction in writing, because it affects weight, durability and whether a separate cosmetic shell is needed.

Looking ordinary in shoes, socks and open footwear can affect a user's confidence and how much they wear the limb. A prosthesis worn more is a prosthesis doing its job. Appearance is a fair part of prescription, alongside fit, weight rating and function.

A foot-shaped outline suits open footwear, but the sheet does not describe how the foot looks from above or at the toes. Confirm whether a cosmetic shell with defined toes is available, its colour options and its price.

A 2022 meta-analysis in PM&R pooled 15 studies with 141 transtibial users and found no significant difference in the energy cost of level walking across the foot categories it compared. Those studies did not measure appearance, which is left to the prescriber and the user to judge at fitting.

ISO 10328 sets structural test methods for lower-limb prostheses at loading levels linked to body mass, and ISO 22675 covers ankle-foot devices and foot units. The sheet does not state which tests were passed or at what level. Request the report and check that it covers 125 kg.

A prosthetic foot is typically Class I under UK MDR 2002, confirmed against the declaration of conformity at order. No CE or UKCA marking appears on the supplied sheet, so request the declaration of conformity. Conformity requirements differ by destination market, and the seller confirms what applies where the unit is going.

Warranty terms are set by the seller at quotation, and the sheet states none. Ask whether the plate, any outer cover and the adapter are covered separately, and how a claim is made from another country.