Naked Prosthetics products

Restores opposition and strength. The thumb is arguably the most important digit of the hand. The ThumbDriver shares its heritage with the MCPDriver. It features a unique anchor design that tracks the patient’s natural CMC motion and provides a rigid structure to react to the heavy forces generated by opposition. The tip has an adjustable preflex and articulates more subtly than in the MCPDriver. Each device is custom-designed to within millimeters of a patient’s unique anatomy.

The PIPDriver is designed for individuals who have an amputation at the middle of distal phalanx. As an articulating, body-driven prosthesis, the PIPDriver restores length, provides dexterity, replaces a missing DIP joint, and protects sensitive residua. Each device is custom-designed and fabricated to within millimeters of a patient’s unique anatomy to successfully mimic the complex motion of a finger.

The GripLock Finger is designed for digits two through five and is a passive positionable digit prosthesis. It is intended for use in conjunction with a custom fabricated socket which is fit by a certified prosthetist. Users can position the finger into varying degrees of flexion by using their opposing hand or a hard surface. The Griplock Finger can then release to full extension by depressing the dorsal pawl (lever) or flexing past last locking position. Adding a GripLock Finger can restore length, encourage bilateral hand use, prevent metacarpal devication and be a valuable tool for participation in activities of daily living.

The MCPDriver is designed for individuals with amputations through the proximal phalanx. The MCPDriver restores the middle and distal phalanges. These body-driven, articulating devices allow patients to regain fine dexterity and natural grip patterns. The MCPDriver excels at restoring pinch, key, cylindrical, and power grasps, as well as grip stability. Each device is custom-designed to within millimeters of a patient’s unique anatomy to successfully mimic the complex function of a finger.