Nighthawk 4" Amp Board Cushion Stump Pad

Why Choose the Nighthawk Amp Board Cushion Stump Pad

The Nighthawk Amp Board Cushion Stump Pad is designed to provide cushioning and support for users who require residual limb positioning after amputation. Its 4-inch padded design offers thicker support to help protect the residual limb, reduce pressure, and improve comfort during daily wheelchair or mobility chair use.

Key Features

✔ 4-inch padded stump pad

✔ Designed for use with amp boards

✔ Extra-thick cushioned support

✔ Helps support residual limb positioning

✔ Helps reduce pressure and discomfort

✔ Protects the limb from hard support surfaces

✔ Suitable for wheelchair seating setups

✔ Durable cushion construction

✔ Practical for home, clinical, and rehabilitation use

Benefits

✔ Offers increased comfort for amputee users

✔ Provides thicker padding between the residual limb and support surface

✔ Helps reduce rubbing, pressure, and irritation

✔ Supports stable limb positioning while seated

✔ Useful for wheelchair users who require an amp board setup

✔ Helps support posture and seated alignment

✔ Practical for rehabilitation, long-term care, and daily mobility support

Usage/Application

Ideal for lower-limb amputees who use an amp board or require supported residual limb positioning while seated. Suitable for wheelchair users, rehabilitation patients, long-term care residents, clinics, hospitals, and home-care settings. Place the pad on a compatible amp board on the wheelchair according to the manufacturer's instructions, positioning the residual limb so it is supported and cushioned, and confirm a stable, comfortable setup before use. The extra-thick 4-inch padding offers increased cushioning between the residual limb and the support surface. Because residual limb positioning, pressure management, and skin care after amputation are clinical matters, follow the guidance of the prosthetist, physiotherapist, or care team on positioning and use. Monitor the residual limb's skin regularly for redness, pressure, rubbing, or irritation, report any concerns to the care team, and clean the pad according to the manufacturer's instructions.