Fast Shape Capture for Better Fitting Decisions
A better prosthetic socket starts with better shape capture.
Trust Socket helps clinicians capture residual limb shape quickly and use it to make informed fitting decisions. It can function as a shape capture or direct-fit check socket, depending on the clinical need and fitting pathway.
A practical Socket for Shape Capture
Shape capture is one of the most important steps in prosthetic socket fitting. It defines the starting point for fit, pressure distribution, alignment decisions, and future socket refinement.
Trust Socket is designed to make this step faster, more practical and avoid unnecessary repeated casting allowing the clinician to make the most appropriate next step.
More than a Check Socket
Trust Socket can support test socket and diagnostic fitting workflows, but its value goes further.
Because it is remouldable and adjustable, clinicians can use Trust Socket to test fit, refine pressure areas, and reassess shape without restarting from zero. This helps move care forward while keeping the final clinical pathway open
Designed for your fitting workflow
Trust Socket is built for clinics that need flexibility without changing their existing process. It supports different fitting and fabrication workflows, including direct-fit, plaster, casting liner, digital, and hydrostatic workflows, while working with the tools and equipment already available in the clinic.
This allows clinicians to capture and refine shape, then continue with the workflow that best suits the patient, clinic, and stage of care.
Advantages
Remouldable Socket
Fit changes are expected during early rehabilitation. Trust Socket can be fully remoulded up to five times and adjusted locally by heating specific pressure areas
Eco-friendly
Trust Socket is made from bioplastic, supporting a cleaner and safer fitting process for patients, prosthetists, and clinical teams
Open Distal Design
Trust Socket does not come with a pre-assembled distal plate, giving freedom to decide the best alignment and suspension strategy for each user
Reduce Repeated Casting
Trust Socket allows to refine the shape and fit without restarting the full process. Keep rehabilitation moving forward as the patient’s needs and fit evolve
Better Shape Capture with Majicast
Majicast supports hydrostatic weight-bearing shape capture, while Trust Socket provides a practical, remouldable socket pathway for fit validation and next-step progression.
Together, they help clinicians capture the residual limb shape under load with a direct-fitted socket, allowing faster fitting decisions.
See how Trust Socket fits your workflow
Capture shape quickly, validate fit, and keep the next step open, whatever your fitting and fabrication workflow.
Specifications
18-38
Liner Size Compatibility
Transtibial
Amputation Level
Up to 27 cm
Maximum Residual Limb Length
100kg
Weight Limit
Up to 5x total
Re-moulds
White
External Color
Bioplastic
Material
White
Internal Color
Certifications and Quality
Trust Socket is developed within Amparo’s regulated quality and manufacturing framework for prosthetic care. For product-specific regulatory documentation, market availability, and certification requirements in your region, contact the Amparo team.
Need a more advanced rehabilitation Socket?
When a patient needs longer-term rehabilitation, support for residual limb volume changes, suspension flexibility, and repeated fit refinement, Resilience Socket provides the next step. Resilience Socket is the next step within the Amparo System for primary-patient rehabilitation and adaptive socket care.
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Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about Trust Socket
The main difference is that the Trust Socket does not have an integrated distal adapter, giving you complete freedom to choose the adapter you need and position it wherever required according to the alignment.
The Trust Socket is designed as a test socket, while the Resilience Socket can be used as either an interim or definitive socket.
No. The Trust Socket is designed as a test socket and is not intended to be used as a definitive socket.
You can use the same method you normally use to attach a distal adapter to your check sockets. Depending on your usual workflow, this can include using fast-setting adhesives, resin and plaster, or reinforcing the connection with a resin bandage.
Yes. The socket can be re-molded up to five times, provided the distal adapter has not yet been attached.
Once the distal adapter has been attached, the socket can still be re-molded, but this needs to be taken into consideration during the process. The socket can either be re-molded from the distal adapter upwards, or the distal adapter can be removed before re-molding.
Yes. It is possible to laminate over the Trust Socket. We recommend sanding the socket material before and then proceed with the lamination as usual.
Yes. Local adjustments can be made to address specific areas of pressure or insufficient clearance and to fine-tune the socket fit. A local adjustment does not constitute a full re-molding of the socket.