With RevoFit^TM you can build in user-adjustability anywhere on a socket.

We have tested adjustable socket designs on adults, teenagers, top athletes, stay-at-home moms, professionals, outdoorsmen, and veterans. Whether you are an arm patient, a leg patient, or a joint disarticulation patient, adjustable sockets can increase your comfort and control.

Because the system is incorporated into the lamination of the socket, a new one will have to be made. That being said, if you have a socket that you like and is comfortable, your prosthetist can duplicate your current mold and remake your socket with the adjustable system installed.

If your current socket does not fit well, we recommend that you start fresh with a new casting, test sockets, etc. It is a bit more work, but it will yield the best results. 

No, while many athletes love the on-the-fly adjustability in the heat of competition, so do amputees who struggle with changes in socket fit. Whatever your background or activity level, we find that patients who have control of their socket fit fare better and get back to doing what they love more often.

Each insurance company is different. You local prosthetist will be able to answer questions specific to your insurance company.

Up to 10 ply socks, but the numbers can vary depending on the use case.

For lower extremity prosthetic devices, the suggested weight limit is 220 lbs. You can use two systems if a patient weighs over 220 lbs and create two zones of moveable panels. For non weight bearing applications, there is no weight limit.

RevoFit adjustable sockets may not be appropriate for people with numbness in their limb, or who lack the ability to make sound decisions about the level of compression in their socket. Your prosthetist will need to help you determine if adjusting fit can be accomplished without over-tightening the system and damaging your limb.

Our products are sold directly to prosthetists who then work with you to fit and fabricate your adjustable socket. Please take the quiz above to see if a RevoFit socket will work for you. Then download and print our RevoFit guide and take it to your practitioner to get started.

Our kits are sold directly to prosthetists who can work with you to fit and fabricate an adjustable socket. Click Medical does not make sockets or treat patients. Please contact your prosthetic provider to discuss RevoFit adjustability benefits.

Revofit is an inexpensive solution to the ongoing problem of fit and comfort. That said, costs may vary due to the design your practitioner decides upon. Talk with your provider to get a good idea of any associated costs and your insurance coverage for a new socket.

Patients can register their device with us for extra benefits. Register here.

Click Medical has made adjustable sockets compatible with most liner types (cushion, pin, seal-in, suction) and suspension systems (knee sleeve, pin lock, lanyard, suction, vacuum). We know there are many ways to make a prosthetic limb and we don’t want to dictate what systems can and can’t use adjustable sockets.

RevoFit panels can both compress to create pressure or expand to create volume. This adjustable feature helps patients create comfort during different activities. When active, dial in compression for great fit and function. When seated, release tension for comfort. With adjustability, each patient can dial in their own fit to suit their lives and bodies.

The RevoFit system is robust and holds up well over time. However, laces and dials can break. Luckily, each component of the system can be replaced (either by you or by your prosthetist), and only takes a few minutes.

It is 500lb Spectra (Dyneema) Lace.

The lace often lasts the life of the socket. However, we recommend replacing it every six months. It’s easy to do and it ensures that your socket will always be in tip-top condition. In each RevoFit2 Kit, we include a replacement lace kit. Ask your provider for that kit so that you can have one on hand when and if you need it.

Adjustability is great, but it can only adjust so much. You may still need a sock here or there for global volume change, but most patients find that their sock use greatly decreases. Work with your provider to ensure that the socket is well designed and is tuned to provide the range of adjustment you need.

RevoFit2 is safe to submerge in fresh and saltwater. If you do use the system in salt water, rinse the system with clean water afterwards to remove salt and any corrosive elements.