Price on request
Zenit / Zenit R
Rigid-frame active / ultralight. Rigid chair in aluminium or welded carbon with a rotating drive-wheel adapter for tool-free centre-of-gravity tuning.
Ottobock products
Last updated: 5 October 2026 · Total: 22 products
Ottobock has 22 products in the Mobility Atlas catalog, in Manual Wheelchairs, Power Wheelchairs & Scooters, Prosthetics and Orthoses & Bracing. Maker country as recorded in the catalog: Germany. Prices are quoted on request for your configuration and country.
22 products from Ottobock
Price on request
Avantgarde 4 DS
Lightweight folding. Folding active chair from a family promoted as among the lightest folding wheelchairs, with millions of configurations.
Price on request
BRAVO Racer
Active pediatric. Rigid active chair for children with widely adjustable seat, back and centre of gravity.
Price on request
Avantgarde XXL 2
Bariatric / heavy duty. Heavy-duty member of the Avantgarde folding active family.
Price on request
Juvo B5/B6
Complex rehab. A modular power wheelchair platform that can be built as front-, mid- or rear-wheel drive with a wide choice of special controls.
Price on request
Triton side flex (1C68)
Dynamic carbon feet. A carbon energy-return foot with added side-to-side flexibility for slopes and uneven ground.
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Meridium (1B1-2)
Microprocessor ankle feet. A microprocessor foot whose hydraulic ankle adapts in real time to slopes and heel height.
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Runner (1E91)
Running blades and sport feet. An adjustable carbon running spring for jogging through to sprinting.
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Challenger (1E95)
Running blades and sport feet. A multi-sport carbon foot for running, jumping and court sports that can also be worn daily.
Price on request
3R80 Modular Knee Joint
Hydraulic and pneumatic knees. A single-axis knee with rotary hydraulic control of stance and swing.
Price on request
Genium (3B1-3)
Microprocessor knees. A microprocessor knee designed to follow a natural gait and handle stairs and obstacles.
Price on request
Kenevo (3C60)
Microprocessor knees. A microprocessor knee tuned for lower-mobility users, with sit-to-stand support and a wheelchair mode.
Price on request
Helix3D (7E10)
Hip joints. A polycentric hip joint that moves in three dimensions with spring-hydraulic control.
Price on request
Michelangelo Hand (8E500)
Myoelectric hands. A myoelectric hand with a driven thumb and a flexible wrist offering seven grip options.
Price on request
bebionic Hand EQD (8E70)
Multi-articulating bionic hands. A multi-articulating myoelectric hand with individually motorised fingers.
Price on request
E-MAG Active (17B203)
Stance-control orthoses. Electronically controlled orthotic knee joint that locks for stance and releases for swing.
Price on request
FreeWalk (170K1)
Stance-control orthoses. Slim mechanical stance-control KAFO that locks the knee in stance and frees it for swing.
Price on request
WalkOn (28U11)
Ankle-foot orthoses (AFO). Lightweight carbon-fibre AFO that lifts the foot in swing and returns energy at push-off.
Price on request
Ankle-Foot Orthosis 28U90
Ankle-foot orthoses (AFO). Thin thermoformable prefabricated AFO for temporary or first-time foot-drop fitting.
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About Ottobock
Ottobock is a German maker of prosthetics, orthotics, wheelchairs and exoskeletons. According to Wikipedia, the company was founded in 1919 by Otto Bock, has its headquarters in Duderstadt, Germany, and had about 9,100 employees in 2024. The same source says Näder Holding, which is tied to the company's ownership, belongs entirely to the Näder family, who are direct descendants of the founder.
This catalog lists Ottobock across nine categories: everyday, pediatric, positioning and power wheelchairs, prosthetic feet, knees and leg systems, upper limb components, and both conventional and microprocessor orthoses. Wheelchair examples include the Zenit, Avantgarde 4 DS, Avantgarde XXL 2, BRAVO Racer and Juvo B5/B6. Wheelchairs are configured to the user's measurements, so a quote needs seat dimensions and options. Prosthetic and orthotic components are selected and fitted by a qualified prosthetist or orthotist, so involve your clinician before requesting a price.
Known for
- Prosthetic feet, knees and upper limb components
- Orthoses, including microprocessor-controlled models
- Manual and power wheelchairs
- Exoskeletons
Written from the maker's own pages and public references, read on 5 October 2026. Mobility Atlas is an independent catalog and is not the maker's official dealer.
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