Over the decades that followed, Darryl lived firsthand with the limitations and frustrations of prosthetics based on century-old technology. He learned quickly that what was available wasn't built for active lives,real lives like his. Devices were either fragile, lacked functionality, or required frequent repairs, making it nearly impossible for amputees to engage confidently and fully in everyday activities.

At Marins, Darryl's experience informs everything we do, from initial concept and design to field-testing and user feedback. His story is our story: a story of innovation, authenticity, and genuine care. Because he knows exactly what it means to rely on a prosthesis every single day, Darryl ensures that Marins' devices don't just look good on paper, they deliver where it counts: in real life.