Prosthetic foot models vary depending on the user's needs, lifestyle and physical activity level. Here are the most common types of prosthetic feet:

 

1. Basic Prosthetic Foot Models

SACH (Solid Ankle Cushioned Heel) Foot:

 

Fixed ankle, supported with padding

Suitable for users with low activity levels

Preferred for daily walking

 

Dynamic Response Carbon Fiber Foot:

 

Provides a more natural gait thanks to its flexible structure

Lightweight and durable

Suitable for active users

 

2. High Mobility Models

Articulated (Mobile Ankle) Prosthetic Foot:

 

Provides a more natural walking experience

Provides better balance on rough terrain

Suitable for users with medium and high activity levels

 

Microprocessor (Smart) Prosthetic Foot:

 

Automatically adapts to the ground and walking style thanks to sensors

Provides the most natural walking experience with high technology

Ideal for athletes and active users

 

3. Prosthetics for Sports and Special Use

Running Prosthesis (Blade Prostheses):

 

Lightweight and It provides high-speed movement thanks to its spring structure

Designed for professional and amateur athletes

 

Water-Resistant Prosthetics:

 

It is made of special materials that can be used while swimming or showering

It has a stainless and waterproof structure

 

There are different prosthetic foot options according to the users' lifestyle, activity level and budget.