An apparatus for use to apply a liner to an appendage of a user includes a base member and a plurality of arms mounted to the base member. Each arm can include a rotating member, such as a roller ball, coupled to a top end of the arm. The plurality of arms can extend from the base member in a generally upright position and can support the liner thereon in an inside out position so that the application of downward pressure by the appendage of the user within the plurality of arms permits the arms to flex outward, thereby allowing the plurality of arms and roller balls to slide the liner around the appendage of the user. The height of the apparatus can be adjustable by forming each arm in two or more pieces having a height-adjustable engagement between the pieces. Such a configuration further allows for compact disassembly.

A prosthetic pylon emulator for use with a user and an off-board actuation and control system, the user having a pylon socket, and the pylon emulator having a first frame, a second frame, a load cell, a driver, and a Bowden cable is disclosed. The first frame is operably attachable to a prosthesis, the second frame is operably attachable to the pylon socket of the user, and the second frame is slidable relative to the first frame. The first frame is operably coupled to an upper portion of the load cell and the second frame is operably coupled to a lower portion of the load cell. The driver is operably engaged with the first frame and the second frame, and the driver is configured to move the second frame from a retracted position to an extended position relative to the first frame upon actuation of the driver.

An apparatus for donning a garment over a residual limb is disclosed. The apparatus includes a sleeve having a first end and a second end spaced along a longitudinal axis. The sleeve has a peripheral sidewall surrounding the longitudinal axis. An opening is defined by the peripheral sidewall and extends continuously through the sleeve from the first end to the second end. At least one series of perforations extending from the first end to the second end of the sleeve.