Guardian Knee
Features
Updated Remote Lock
Based on valued feedback from users, College Park relocated the remote lock release to the center of the knee to make it more accessible for all patients. This remote lock kit allows the Guardian to operate as a single-axis knee joint. It can be easily disengaged for sitting. A standing motion locks the knee again without the need to re-pull the lever. The prosthetist can deactivate the remote lock on the knee at any time as the patient’s level of ability grows.
EASILY ADJUSTABLE
Unlike other friction brake knees on the market, adjustments to the extension assist, brake sensitivity and brake friction can be made without removing the knee, allowing for easy fine-tuning as a patient rehabilitates. All adjustments can be made with a standard 4mm hex key.
REMOTE LOCK
Installing the remote lock kit allows the Guardian to operate as a single-axis knee joint. The lock kit can easily be disengaged for sitting, then a standing motion locks the knee again without the need to re-pull the lever. The prosthetist can deactivate the remote lock on the knee at any time as the patient’s level of ability grows.
A Natural Gait Cycle
The Guardian knee was designed to provide the user a secure and natural experience during the gait cycle. At initial contact, stance flexion provides shock absorption during the loading response that mimics an anatomical response. During stance phase, when weight is applied, the knee locks in place. The moment weight is released during pre-swing, the lock disengages and extension assist is enabled, helping to swing the prosthesis forward. All three features are easily tunable with a 4mm hex key to perfectly align with the patient’s natural gait.
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Specifications
Material Aluminum 
Weight 537g 
Weight Limit 275 lbs 
Flexion Range 145° 
Warranty 2 years Downloads
