RevoFit^TM was able to deliver the needed adjustability range that allowed users to accomplish their preferred socket size range.

This report studies whether adding adjustability to a socket can improve fit, reduce skin breakdown, and improve gait stability.  The participants in the study experienced an increased rotational range of motion ROM) as compared to their non-adjustable sockets which compensated for the lack of hip, knee and ankle power on the prosthetic side.

This report concludes that adding RevoFit adjustable panels and RevoLock suspension to a socket allows transtibial prosthesis users to stabilize their residual limb fluid volume and improve overall socket fit, while safely maintaining suspension of the socket.   

This study suggests that existing prosthetic technologies’ adjustable sockets and locking pin tethers can be used in novel ways to help maintain residual limb fluid volume in active prosthesis users.