Cast Sock. Round Toe, Double or Single Ply.

If we ask amputees the most important feature of prosthesis, comfort will be the response. As with the absence of comfort the most highly sophisticated technologies become useless. The best kind of comfort is achieved within a prosthetic sock by good distribution of pressure and management of the frictional force. They are in contact with residual limb and are utmost important for comfort. This prosthetic cast sock is your best option.

This Prosthetic Sock is knitted to fit the shape of the residual limb worn inside the socket. The sock reduces the friction and provides a smooth surface for plaster casting while protecting the residual limb from contact with plaster material. It also replaces the lost volume in the socket due to shrinking of the residual limb.

Prosthetic socks should also protect the skin against the destructive forces of pressure and friction in the skin-socket interface, while should also absorb perspiration with a fast action and allow ventilation. Such protection is provided by this item.
Socks impact comfort greatly. When they are used properly, they provide a comforting effect within the socket, which helps to minimize frictional forces, and provide equal pressure distribution.

By layering prosthetic socks, it is to adjust the volume of your socket, gives you a better and more consistent fit. As a too tight or too loose socket can cause pain, abrasions, or other uncomfortable issues. Prosthetic socks not only affect volume, but also act as padding, which in turn protects your skin from the effects of pressure and friction in the skin-socket area, and can create a cooling effect by wicking sweat away from your skin.
So if you have got a residual limb or went through a prosthesis, and looking for great comfort and high quality, the Freeman Prosthetic Cast Sock is the best option available to you.

Approximate Length: 20"