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BMVSS (Jaipur Foot) · Low-cost legs, knees and feet · PR-079
BMVSS Jaipur Foot and Jaipur Limb prosthetic leg
The BMVSS Jaipur Foot and Jaipur Limb form a prosthetic leg made up of a rubber-based foot and a custom polymer socket in HDPE. The foot has no ankle joint, yet it moves in three planes, which allows squatting, walking on rough ground and going barefoot. BMVSS, an Indian charity, fits it free of charge at its centres and camps and gives a lifespan of three to four years.
- Type
- Low-cost prosthetic foot and leg
- Foot
- Rubber based, non-articulated, multi-plane
- Socket
- Custom HDPE
- Stated lifespan
- 3-4 years
BMVSS Jaipur Foot / Jaipur Limb key features
- Rubber-based foot with no ankle joint
- Movement in three planes: dorsiflexion, inversion and eversion, rotation
- Custom socket in HDPE polymer
- Stated lifespan of three to four years
- Fitted free of charge by the charity
- Supplied at BMVSS centres and on-the-spot fitment camps
Who the BMVSS Jaipur Foot / Jaipur Limb suits
Designed for lower-limb amputees in low-resource settings whose daily life involves squatting, rough ground or walking without shoes. The limb is measured and fitted in person by BMVSS technicians at a centre or camp.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
BMVSS Jaipur Foot / Jaipur Limb specifications
| Type | Low-cost prosthetic foot and leg |
|---|---|
| Foot | Rubber based, non-articulated, multi-plane |
| Socket | Custom HDPE |
| Stated lifespan | 3-4 years |
| Activities named by maker | Walking on uneven ground, running, squatting, climbing, swimming |
| Supply | BMVSS centres and fitment camps |
| Beneficiaries | Over 2.5 million (charity figure) |
| Price | Free to recipients (charity) |
| Maker country | India |
| Brand | BMVSS (Jaipur Foot) |
| Category | Affordable, 3D-printed and open-source, Low-cost legs, knees and feet |
| Catalog ID | PR-079 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
BMVSS Jaipur Foot / Jaipur Limb: common questions
How much does a Jaipur Foot cost?
BMVSS provides it free of charge to recipients. Send us an enquiry if you need help finding a centre or camp.
How long does a Jaipur limb last?
The charity states a typical lifespan of three to four years, after which it can be replaced.
Can you squat and walk barefoot on a Jaipur Foot?
Yes. The foot is made for squatting, uneven ground and barefoot use, and moves in three planes.
How to get a quote for the BMVSS Jaipur Foot / Jaipur Limb
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