Willow Wood lower extremity prostheses

Expanding on the benefits of the traditional SACH foot, this low activity model is created with a titanium pyramid already attached. Since no bolt is needed, this model weighs less than traditional SACH feet with a separate pyramid attachment. ...

WillowWood’s most advanced low-activity foot is the DuraWalk. The integrated design of the toe pad, urethane heel, and foot shell provides multiaxial function for the user. The flexible toe spring allows for a smooth gait cycle while ...

The Impulse Foot consists of a composite foot plate attached to a carbon/nylon keel. The foot plate is composed of the high-performing composite material. The foot provides high energy return, flexibility, good toe response, and features ...

Constructed of strong, lightweight composites and an advanced design, WillowWood offers the most progressive Single Axis Foot available. Ten to twenty percent lighter than conventional Single Axis Feet, this low activity model features ...

The Impulse Ankle restricts the amount of dorsiflexion to allow more loading response from the foot. At heel strike, the ankle allows the foot to plantarflex so the amputee may reach foot-flat quickly. As the amputee reaches mid-stance, ...

When children first begin walking, initial foot-to-floor contact tends to occur in the midfoot to forefoot area. The heel may not even contact the ground at all. In the absence of a progression from heel to toe, there is very little need ...

As children develop a more mature gait that follows the normal progression of heel strike through toe off, they need a foot that offers more toe response and increased durability. Our pediatric Impulse foot uses the same Pathfinder® material ...