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ALLELES Prosthetic Covers

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  • Design & fashion
  • Following 1.5K
  • Followers 33.9K
  • Engagement 0.53%
  • Avg comments 6

About ALLELES Prosthetic Covers

ALLELES Prosthetic Covers (@alleles) is a Women Fashion creator on Instagram, also filed under Watches and Design & fashion. The account has 33,937 followers and 1,872 published posts. Recent posts average 80 likes and 6 comments, an engagement rate of 0.53%.

With 33.9K followers, ALLELES Prosthetic Covers is a micro creator by the common 10,000 to 100,000 definition. Set against 1,525 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 22 followers per account ALLELES Prosthetic Covers follows. ALLELES Prosthetic Covers is set up as an Instagram business account. Flinque files ALLELES Prosthetic Covers under 3 categories, led by Women Fashion and followed by Watches and Design & fashion.

The Instagram bio for ALLELES Prosthetic Covers runs to 18 words across 4 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for ALLELES Prosthetic Covers dates from October 2025.

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1,872 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for ALLELES Prosthetic Covers, 6 are carousels and 4 are single images. That mix leans toward carousels. ALLELES Prosthetic Covers has built a substantial archive of 1,872 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 18 followers for each post published. ALLELES Prosthetic Covers also keeps 1 story highlight on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 111 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include main, details, work, last and it’s.

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Collection: VFW
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Design: Exius (Copper Chrome)

was a pretty special time for us last year. Was it fiscally responsible… not even close. Was it a good idea while we were moving the studio… we didn’t die šŸ¤·ā€ā™‚ļø. Was it a very special moment in time that we got to share with a small group of people we are lucky to be in each other’s lives… yes.

I think for McCauley and I, it seemed like we had this little window where we could get all these people together and celebrate each other. All the work each model has done to not only advocate for themselves, but try and push the conversation around disability to the public as well.

What an amazing group of people. I can’t believe we got to be a part of it.

Ryan
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Design: Hifi (Black Main / Orange Details)

This summer we were lucky enough to have an intern, help us with some product photography, and editing. We quickly realized that this was not only really fun to work with, but he was really, really talented.

We adjusted our summer schedule a bit & decided to put an editorial shoot on Alex’s plate. The first image is an un-edited shot from our first pass through the photos taken.

Super fun time working with Alex & friend of the studio Zac. We are pretty excited to go through all the shots and share them over the next bit:)

I also want to thank Matej from for setting up the internship & forcing us to take on an intern for the first time šŸ˜….
Blue Theme šŸ”µ

Looking through some of the covers we’ve sent out over the last few weeks there has been a good little group of blue covers:)

• Exius (Azure main | Cobalt details)
• Fadilah (Azure main | Baby Blue details)
• Stealth (Cobalt main | Black details)
• John Paul (Navy main | Baby Blue details)
• Gaia (Baby Blue main | Porcelain details)
• Glide (Teal main | White details)

After thinking about it all morning, I decided to include Teal with the blues today. Let me know if you think Teal is a blue or green šŸ˜…
We’ve been doing some ā€˜light’ renovations to the website over the last month (and will probably be doing so for the next couple weeks). It may mean some missing pages, links that go nowhere, or some functionality that for some reason isn’t functioning.

We are also doing a slight refresher, which is kinda fun.

Reach out if the website isn’t working like you are used to, and we’ll figure it out on our end:)

Thanks for your patience!
Ryan

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ā€œOne day you will look at those photos with much kinder eyes, and say, ā€œdear God, I was a beautiful thing!ā€ (Moira Rose // Schitts Creek s2 ep9).

Probably one of my favorite quotes, from one of my favorite shows (that just so happens to go well with photos of one of our best friends, shot by one of our best friends studios:)

Also, once you know it’s a Moira Rose quote, it’s impossible not to read it in her voice ā¤ļø

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Design: Modena (Cobalt main / Orange details)
Bi-Lateral sets are always a fine balance of getting the proportions right (in relation to the rest of the body), while making sure the leg components have enough room to function properly.

We are lucky enough to work with a few hundred prosthetists across the USA, Canada, and Australia (and a few more sprinkled around the world). Ensuring you get the fit you expect, and the specific needs of your setup are addressed.

As far as the aesthetic goes, sometimes it’s nice to have a subtle difference between the two legs. The red & blue stripes play off each-other well, but aren’t too matchy-matchy.

Photos:
and I were looking through photos of covers we’ve sent out over the last few weeks, and we thought it would be fun to overlay a bunch of different shapes and sizes to show the range.

Sometimes it’s hard to tell on insta (because everything is formatted to fit a square), that every single cover is a different shape and size.

We weren’t too scientific about taking the photos, and it’s not an exact ā€œhere’s exactly how different they are in sizeā€ kinda thing. (They also switch between right & left leg)

But it’s fun, and I think it’s interesting to see:)

Ryan
Art & Design

I think the best comparison for smooshing art and design into the same product is like thinking of art as the heart, and design as the brain.

Art is generally something that generally speaks to your heart, something that moves you for some reason, something a little more emotional than rational.

While design generally deals with the more rational side of things. How things work, how things fit, insurance coverage, compliance, production systems, costs, communications… technical stuff.

I think there is a lot of magic when you can combine them both. Things that speak to the heart, but work in real life situations.

I always hope that we provide value to both:)

Ryan

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Ramble:
Leg Cover Design: Victor (chrome main color, orange details)

Balloon Dog:
(Jeff Koons balloon dog has been easily one of my favorite works of art. It’s so perfectly executed, so clean, but also so nostalgic and fun. I also love that you can buy small versions like the studio:)
When we first released chrome finish for our covers we had all these ideas of doing something futuristic, dynamic and edgy. But it just didn't seem right.

Instead we decided to shoot in the desert (Joshua Tree, just outside LA). It felt slow, quiet, timeless, almost surreal. We wanted the shots to feel more like ā€œA Horse with no Nameā€ by America.

Nice & slow.
Nice & simple.
Over the last week we had a few covers leave the studio that were same design (the Omega), different color combos, and completely different measurements.

The proportions are based on each person’s specific measurements, amputation level, and adjustments based on their prosthetic components.

The design and colors are chosen by the person. (I’ll have to do a post sometime soon that shows a wider range of color selection. I just thought it was kinda neat these four left the studio this week;)

Image 1:
Omega - Silver Main / Red Details

Image 2:
Omega - Silver Main / Black Details

Image 3:
Omega - Black Main / Silver Details

Image 4:
Omega - Black Main / Black Details

ALLELES Prosthetic Covers's engagement

ALLELES Prosthetic Covers's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.53%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 189 followers. An average post collects 80 likes and 6 comments, close to 13 likes for each comment.

Engagement rate

0.53%

Avg likes
80
Avg comments
6
Interactions : followers
1 : 189

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Who is ALLELES Prosthetic Covers?

ALLELES Prosthetic Covers (@alleles) is a Women Fashion creator on Instagram, also filed under Watches and Design & fashion. ALLELES Prosthetic Covers is set up as an Instagram business account. The Instagram bio for ALLELES Prosthetic Covers runs to 18 words across 4 lines.

How many followers does ALLELES Prosthetic Covers have?

ALLELES Prosthetic Covers has 33,937 followers on Instagram (33.9K). Set against 1,525 accounts followed, the audience works out to about 22 followers per account ALLELES Prosthetic Covers follows. ALLELES Prosthetic Covers has built a substantial archive of 1,872 posts.

What is ALLELES Prosthetic Covers's engagement rate?

ALLELES Prosthetic Covers's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.53%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 189 followers. An average post collects 80 likes and 6 comments, close to 13 likes for each comment.

What does ALLELES Prosthetic Covers post about on Instagram?

Flinque files ALLELES Prosthetic Covers under 3 categories, led by Women Fashion and followed by Watches and Design & fashion. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for ALLELES Prosthetic Covers, 6 are carousels and 4 are single images. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for ALLELES Prosthetic Covers repeatedly use the words main, details, work, last and it’s. ALLELES Prosthetic Covers writes those captions mainly in English. ALLELES Prosthetic Covers keeps 1 story highlight, which open with a free Flinque account.

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