UTX: Lightweight, Dynamic Leg Orthosis
The UTX is a line of lightweight, dynamic leg braces designed with smart, innovative solutions that prioritize comfort, aesthetics, and functionality. Our goal is to provide maximum support with minimal bulk, ensuring a stable and secure gait for individuals who struggle with leg stabilization.
More Than Just Walking
At Ambroise, we believe that walking “okay” isn’t enough. Everyday activities like putting on and taking off the brace, sitting comfortably, or getting in and out of a car matter just as much. Since people spend a significant amount of time sitting, we’ve designed the UTX to support not only walking but also daily life.
Unlike conventional leg braces that use rigid shell components, the UTX features a soft bandage at the back of the upper leg for enhanced comfort while sitting and to prevent excessive wear on clothing. Additionally, its slim quick-release system allows for easy adjustments, ensuring a perfect fit every time—without the hassle of readjusting the tension daily.
With the UTX, you get freedom of movement, stability, and ease of use—all in one sleek, lightweight design.
The UTX SWING – First Worldwide
The UTX SWING was the first leg orthosis in the world to provide targeted stabilization, supporting the leg only when necessary—during standing and the stance phase of walking—while allowing free movement during the swing phase. This innovation enables a more natural gait with knee flexion, restoring smoother and more dynamic movement.
When it was first introduced, many found it hard to believe that such innovative technology came from a small company in Enschede. Over the years, the UTX line has continued to evolve and expand, solidifying its place as one of the most innovative leg orthoses worldwide and the flagship product of Ambroise.
Versatile & Customizable
The UTX orthosis comes in various models that can be customized or combined to meet individual needs. Click here to explore the different types and possibilities. Below, you’ll find an overview of some of the most commonly used versions.
