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Kinn adapts to limb volume changes throughout the day, maintaining a secure, comfortable fit while shock-absorbing materials reduce strain on the residual limb and joints.
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The fabrication process fits into established workflows, with manual adjustment available whenever needed. Fewer follow-up adjustments means more capacity for your clinic.
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Covers a kit of components — such as a reel or cable — that integrate into a custom-made socket. Reimbursable by Medicare, Medicaid, VA, and private insurance.
Covers the addition of a vertical shock-reducing pylon to a lower limb prosthesis, absorbing impact and reducing stress on the patient's joints.
Technical documentation, fabrication guidance, and configuration tools for prosthetists working with the Kinn Automatic Volume Management System.
Build height, compression, weight ratings, and recommended L-codes for the Kinn system.
View specifications →The complete IFU document covering fitting, adjustment, care, and safety information.
Download PDF →A plain-language guide for patients: donning, daily use, manual adjustment, and troubleshooting.
Download PDF →Short video walkthroughs covering setup and everyday use of the Kinn system.
Watch videos →Configure leg side, dial side, connection type, and patient weight to identify the right build.
Start configuring →A concise reference for prosthetists covering mounting, lamination, and integration steps.
Download PDF →
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