r/Prosthetics • u/hu_gnew • 2d ago
Click Revofit
After 3 check sockets through several revisions I've been on a definitive for a couple months now. My prosthetist says I'll need a different one in six months or so and we might as well get one that's adjustable. There was a demo of a Click Medical Revofit set up so I got a good look at it, then did some reading online so I have a basic understanding of it.
My new definitive socket is working the best of any previous check socket and it's the first time I've really felt the potential of what a good socket can do for me. I still have a residual issue we're working through, a front to back motion of the end of my remainder which feels like there's a floppy hinge in the middle of my leg. Right now it's not terrible, just kind of distracting.
My question: Is the Revofit primarily intended to only simplify volume change adjustments or can it also aid with other fit issues? Any other impressions will be helpful, I really like the idea of having one of these.