A prosthetic leg and a prosthetic leg connector are provided, which are capable of enhancing the strength of a plate spring while reducing the weight thereof, as well as adjusting an attachment position of a socket with respect to the plate spring. The prosthetic leg comprises a connector and a plate spring. The plate spring includes a grounding portion coming into contact with the ground, a connecting portion connected to the connector, and a curved portion curving between the grounding portion and the connecting portion. The curved portion curves in only one direction, the grounding portion is formed at one end of the curved portion, and the connecting portion is formed at another end of the curved portion, and includes a connecting surface formed on an inside of a curve of the curved portion. The connector includes an attachment surface that is connected to the socket.

A sole which is attached to a ground contact region of an athletic prosthetic leg having a leaf-spring-like leg portion extending to a side of a toe via at least one curved portion, the ground contact region extending in an arc from the toe to a side of the curved portion is provided. The sole includes a bottom surface having a shape conforming to an extending shape of the ground contact region, and the bottom surface has at least one width direction land portion defined by a plurality of width direction grooves extending in a width direction of the sole. Moreover, the width direction land portion includes a chamfer at each of both end edges at border positions, respectively, between a contact patch and both side walls facing the plurality of width direction grooves.

A sole for a prosthetic leg, attached to a ground contact region of the prosthetic leg, includes a bottom surface including: a first inclined surface portion including a first inclined surface inclined such that an amount of recess in a sole thickness direction gradually increases from one to the other sides in a predetermined direction in a planar view; and a second inclined surface portion including a second inclined surface inclined such that the amount of recess in the sole thickness direction gradually increases from the other to the one sides in the predetermined direction in the planar view. The first and second inclined surface portions are mutually connected in a connecting direction crossing the predetermined direction in the planar view, so that a continuous groove in which the first and second inclined surfaces constitute a part of a side wall and which extends in the connecting direction is defined.

To propose a novel and improved actuator and artificial leg capable of miniaturizing an apparatus. An actuator (320) includes: a leaf spring (322) whose one end (322a) is cantilevered, the leaf spring being capable of deflection deformation in a plate thickness direction in accordance with torque by transmitting the torque; and a support member (324) configured to support a part of the leaf spring on a deflection direction side in a case where the torque transmitted by the leaf spring is greater than a predetermined value.

A prosthetic foot comprises a hollow triangular lightweight top section that is an integral part of a first leafspring that originates from a top portion to the toe of the prosthetic foot. The prosthetic foot further comprises a second leaf spring. The second leaf spring originates from the heel to the toe.

In a sole which is attached to a ground contact region of an athletic prosthetic leg which has a leaf-spring-like leg portion extending to a side of a toe via at least one curved portion, the ground contact region extending from the toe to a side of the curved portion in an arc, the sole includes a bottom surface having a shape conforming to an extending shape of the ground contact region, and, in the bottom surface, a region at the side of the curved portion, which is defined by a border as a line extending in a width direction of the leg portion through a contact point with a road surface in a standing state of a wearer who wears the athletic prosthetic leg, has a higher drainage performance compared with a region other than the region at the side of the curved portion.

A sole of an athletic prosthetic leg, wherein the sole is attached to a ground contact region of the athletic prosthetic leg which has a leaf-spring-like leg portion extending to a side of a toe via at least one curved portion, the ground contact region extending from the toe to a side of the curved portion in an arc, wherein the sole includes a bottom surface having a shape conforming to an extending shape of the ground contact region, and the bottom surface includes at least one sipe linearly extending at a portion which continues at a constant radius of curvature from the toe, and the sipe terminates in the bottom surface.

The prosthetic foot (101) includes a first heel (102) and a second heel (103). The second heel (103) provides midstance stability during the mid-stage of foot motion, that is, in the stage between the heel strike and the toe-off. The prosthetic foot (101) is not limited to only two heels, but may be extended to include a multiplicity of heels.

A prosthetic foot is provided with a forefoot spring, a heel spring and a base spring. The base spring is connected to the heel spring and to the forefoot spring. The base spring has receiving means for the forefoot spring and the heel spring, into which receiving means the heel spring and the forefoot spring can be inserted. The heel spring is connected to the forefoot spring via a coupling element, and the coupling element extends forwards along the forefoot spring at least via one portion thereof.

A prosthetic foot is provided with a forefoot spring, a heel spring and a base spring. The base spring is connected to the heel spring and to the forefoot spring. The base spring has receiving means for the forefoot spring and the heel spring, into which receiving means the heel spring and the forefoot spring can be inserted. The heel spring is connected to the forefoot spring via a coupling element, and the coupling element extends forwards along the forefoot spring at least via one portion thereof.