Mobility & Assistive Devices in Idaho

Mobius Technologies manufactures advanced orthopedic braces and support devices for athletes and active individuals. The company specializes in knee and wrist braces incorporating its proprietary Continuous Cable Routing System (CCRS), a patented technology that provides dynamic support and injury prevention across joint movements. Product lines include the X8 Knee Brace, X8H Hybrid Knee Support, and X8 Wrist Brace, each utilizing precision-engineered materials including 20% glass-filled nylon shells, CNC-forged 6061 T-6 aluminum hinges, and UHMWPE (ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene) cables. Braces feature adjustable tension dials, closed-cell EVA foam padding, and strategic tendon back plates designed to reinforce primary ligaments. The X8 Knee Brace is sold as a pair with interchangeable patellar shell pads; the X8 Wrist Brace is sold individually with extension limiting from 0–70 degrees. Products target multi-sport applications including motocross, snowboarding, and mountain biking. Manufacturing utilizes injection molding for shell components, CNC machining for metal parts, and precision cable routing systems. The company markets directly to athletes through e-commerce channels and emphasizes comfort, range of motion preservation, and impact protection without sacrificing mobility. Replacement parts are available for all major components.

Coyote O&P, Inc. is a designer and manufacturer of orthotic and prosthetic devices, components, and supporting products serving O&P practitioners globally. Founded in 1999 by Dale Perkins, CPO, and son Matt Perkins (both amputees), the company specializes in patented prosthetic locking mechanisms, suspension systems, orthotic struts, adhesives, and composite materials. Product lines include prosthetic locks (Air-Lock, Easy-Off Lock, Proximal Lock, Low Pro Lock, Summit Lock, Lanyard Puck), dynamic AFO struts, pediatric AFO struts, connectors, Coyote Composite (an alternative to carbon fiber), and proprietary adhesives. The company serves below-knee (BK), above-knee (AK), upper extremity, above-elbow (AE), and below-elbow (BE) prosthetic applications, as well as pediatric amputees. Coyote operates three patient care facilities in Boise, Idaho, and provides Central Fabrication (CFAB) services—a contract manufacturing model where practitioners submit modified molds and Coyote fabricates finished devices using proprietary products and methods. The company also operates OPQschool, an online education platform offering courses in orthotic and prosthetic techniques. Known for water-resistant, durable designs supporting active lifestyles, Coyote has been recognized as a U.S. Chamber of Commerce Blue Ribbon Dream Big Small Business of the Year (2012). The company maintains approximately 120 products in its portfolio.