Product
Rethinking the cast: why we built exo360®rf
exo360 Team
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6 min read

For most people, a broken wrist means six weeks in heavy plaster. It itches, it smells, and it can’t get wet. We started exo360 to change that.
Starting from the patient
We spent months in fracture clinics listening to patients and clinicians. The same complaints came up again and again: weight, heat and the fear of getting the cast wet.
Those three problems became our design brief. Every decision since has been measured against them.
Light, open and waterproof
exo360®rf uses an open lattice that lets skin breathe while keeping the limb firmly in place. It weighs a fraction of a plaster cast and you can shower in it.
What clinicians get
A device that is quick to fit, easy to inspect and simple to remove at follow-up appointments.
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