Who says prosthetics have to be so plain and prosaic? This modern leg cover is a 3D-printed masterpiece that is arguably even cooler looking than your real leg! Its refined shape expresses the natural musculature of the human form so it looks more familiar and therefore less obvious. Held together by high-strength magnets, users can effortlessly and quickly remove and replace the unit to clean or simply to match their fashion from day to day!
Designer: Tomas Vacek
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