Lindhe Xtend Group

Lindhe Xtend Group Lindhe Xtend offers innovative, well designed prosthetics with the vision for the amputee to live a live to the full.

Lindhe Xtend erbjuder innovativa, väldesignade proteser med visionen att protesanvändaren ska ha ett så naturligt liv som möjligt.

27/03/2026

Less than two months to go until OTWorld 2026!
Let’s warm up with a throwback to OTWorld 2024 - an incredible show, and this year will be even better.
Coming to Leipzig?
Stop by Booth A09 - the same crew you see in the video will be there to greet you. 🧡

21/03/2026

The traditional "Rock The Socks" post from us - this year with some dancing. 💃🕺 Because different is great! 🧡

Emma works in production, where her artistic eye and steady hands are a huge part of what makes our prosthetic feet so s...
20/03/2026

Emma works in production, where her artistic eye and steady hands are a huge part of what makes our prosthetic feet so special. She has a real talent for the details - and if there’s glue to be removed, she’s genuinely happy to do it. In fact, she describes it as “satisfying.” We don’t question it. We just benefit from it.

When she’s not in the workshop, Emma loves being on the road in her camper van, fully embracing van life and the freedom that comes with it. That curiosity and openness travel with her into work too. She’s the kind of person who jumps into new challenges with confidence and creativity.
Her approach to both work and life is perfectly summed up in her favorite quote:
“I’ve never tried it before – guess I’ll be good at it.”
And more often than not, she really is.

We were so honored to attend the proclamation signing at the New Hampshire State Capitol declaring April 2026 as Limb Lo...
19/03/2026

We were so honored to attend the proclamation signing at the New Hampshire State Capitol declaring April 2026 as Limb Loss Awareness Month.

Russell Cannon joined Governor Kelly Ayotte, Maggie Baumer, and Senator Bill Gannon in support of continued advocacy for individuals living with limb loss and the So Every Body Can Move initiative.

At Lindhe Xtend, we believe innovation must go hand in hand with advocacy, and we are proud to support efforts that improve access to prosthetic care and help people live active, independent lives.

17/03/2026

Spring is almost here! 🌞🌼 However, with the release of our brand new Shock/Torsion prosthetic foot, the Xtend Foot Fri. We just had to show you that just like our other feet, the Xtend Foot Fri is waterproof in all types of "water" ❄

We’ve reached a new sales record! Seeing our growth means one thing above all: more amputees getting access to prosthet...
12/03/2026

We’ve reached a new sales record!
Seeing our growth means one thing above all: more amputees getting access to prosthetic solutions that improve everyday life. We are so proud of what the team is achieving and grateful for the impact we are making. 🧡

A couple of weeks ago we brought you Xtend Foot in Ice, now it's time for another piece of art - Xtend Connect Prime!Sal...
10/03/2026

A couple of weeks ago we brought you Xtend Foot in Ice, now it's time for another piece of art - Xtend Connect Prime!
Saltwater proof
Freshwater proof
Poolwater proof
- and “Ice proof” as well 😉

Oh, and did we mention that all of our Quick Connect/Disconnect have double safety?



📸 Photo: Niclas Rosander

Today is the opening ceremony of the Winter Paralympics. As a triple amputee, our founder, Christoffer Lindhe - Triple A...
06/03/2026

Today is the opening ceremony of the Winter Paralympics. As a triple amputee, our founder, Christoffer Lindhe - Triple Amputee has proudly competed in two Summer Paralympic Games in swimming. That's one of the reasons the Paralympics has a special place in our hearts.

Thanks for the warmup - Let the real games begin! ❄️🏅

Our incredible team. Through challenges, successes, and everything in between, we stand together. It’s the dedication, s...
04/03/2026

Our incredible team. Through challenges, successes, and everything in between, we stand together. It’s the dedication, support, and teamwork that make all the difference. Through thick and thin. 🧡🧡

Fast-paced days and happy customers are right up Nina Sharma’s alley. Working in Customer Service, she loves when orders...
27/02/2026

Fast-paced days and happy customers are right up Nina Sharma’s alley. Working in Customer Service, she loves when orders go out like hot cakes and everything runs smoothly from start to finish. Her favorite expression captures her outlook perfectly: "Life isn’t a matter of milestones but of moments."

With her positive energy and service-minded approach, Nina makes sure every interaction counts - one moment (and one order) at a time. We’re lucky to have her keeping things movingand customers smiling. 💛

According to studies more people than you think can benefit from the advantages of shock absorbing feet. 👇
26/02/2026

According to studies more people than you think can benefit from the advantages of shock absorbing feet. 👇

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Olofsdalsvägen 40A
Halmstad
30241

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Måndag 08:00 - 16:30
Tisdag 08:00 - 17:00
Onsdag 08:00 - 16:30
Torsdag 08:00 - 16:30
Fredag 09:00 - 17:00

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Our Story

Christoffer Lindhe was just 17 years old when he lost both legs and an arm in a railway accident in 2006. But against all odds he survived, largely thanks to the fact that he was very fit as a top class swimmer. With impressive single-mindedness, he decided to proceed with his active life, and just two years after the accident he competed in the Paralympics with outstanding performances in both Peking in 2008 and London in 2012.

However things were more difficult in his everyday life. Walking outdoors turned out to be a challenge. Christoffer tried many different prosthetic feet, but couldn’t find any that were good enough. The smallest hole or stone made him lose his balance and fall over, despite the fact that he was very fit. He was forced to use a wheelchair though he didn’t want to.

So, as part of his training to become a development engineer, he researched why his balance was not good enough, and arrived at the conclusion that it was the restricted mobility in the prosthetic foot that was the problem. As he wanted to be able to be outside and not be dependent on a wheel chair, in partnership with orthopaedic technicians and universities, he started to develop his own foot prosthesis. The development resulted in Xtend Foot, a prosthetic foot with greater lateral turning capacity, which moves more like a human foot and adapts to the surface if you tread on something uneven. Which enables the user to walk safely and securely, both outside and indoors. And it was a world-first innovation.