Abstract: A multi-axis prosthetic ankle joint comprising a housing having a bottom portion and a top portion having a front bumper and rear bumper positioned within the housing between the bottom portion and the top portion. The front and rear bumpers and the top and bottom portions of the housing each contain at least one flange which are overlapping and include an axially aligned hole for receipt of a pin. The holes in the upper housing flanges are elongated to provide multiple axes of motion for the ankle joint. The ankle joint is adapted to be rigidly connected between a lower leg component and a foot component.

Abstract: A prosthetic limb and alignment adapter includes an elongated straight, flat bar that elastically flexes in fore and aft directions while being resistant to flexion in the lateral directions. A separate adjustable prosthetic link is fastened to each end of the straight, flat, flexible bar. Each prosthetic link includes a two-component, male/female adapter in which a socket having an integral bracket is affixed to an end portion of the flat bar so the axis of the socket is aligned generally with the axis of the flat, flexible bar. A cooperating angular adjustment component of the link comprises a frustopyramidal, four-sided boss divergingly projecting from a spherically convex base which slidably engages a correspondingly concave surface of the annular socket surrounding the boss. Two pairs of set screws set 90.degree.