Abstract: A method for securing an orthopaedic device to a body part of a wearer, having a device that includes a base body, from which at least one deflection element with a contact surface protrudes at least one belt and at least one securing element, and included positioning the orthopaedic device on the body part, placing the belt onto the contact surface of the deflection element and fastening the belt on the securing element.

Abstract: The invention relates to a prosthetic foot insert comprising: a proximal connection device (10) for fastening to a lower-leg tube or lower-leg shank; at least one base element (20), which is coupled or connected to the connection device (10) and has a forefoot region (21); the base element (20) has a heel region (22) or is connected to a heel region (22), which is formed from a first material and extends from the forefoot region (21) in the posterior direction: wherein the forefront region (21) is formed from a second material, which has a lower modulus of elasticity than the first material and projects forwards beyond the anterior end of the heel region (22).

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for securing an orthopaedic device to a body part of a wearer, the device comprising a base body, from which at least one deflection element with a contact surface protrudes, at least one belt and at least one securing element, the method featuring the following steps: a) positioning the orthopaedic device on the body part, b) placing the belt onto the contact surface of the deflection element and c) fastening the belt on the securing element. FIG.