Arian vs. Arian LT

Two professional multi-axis carbon fiber prosthetic feet engineered for stability, durability, and natural gait. While both provide the same walking performance, they are designed for different clinical and economic requirements.

Arian

Modular & Maximum Durability

Arian prosthetic foot

Arian LT

Lightweight & Integrated

Arian LT prosthetic foot

Quick Comparison

Feature	Arian	Arian LT
Build Height	6.4 cm	5.9 cm
Weight	644 gSize 25, including shell	594 gSize 25, including shell
Max User Weight	120 kg (265 lbs)	100 kg (220 lbs)
Sizes	24–27 cm	24–27 cm
Materials	Carbon Fiber, Polyurethane, Titanium	Carbon Fiber, Polyurethane, Aluminum, Stainless Steel
Warranty	3 Years	1 Year

Modular vs. Integrated Connection

The primary structural difference between the two models lies in how they connect to the rest of the prosthetic system.

ARIAN

Modular Titanium Pyramid

Uses a removable titanium pyramid.
The pyramid can easily be replaced.
Prosthetists can install different pyramid adapters depending on patient requirements.
Compatible with accessories such as rotational pyramids, angled pyramids, and other specialized adapters.
Provides maximum flexibility for future adjustments and customization.

Removable modular titanium pyramid

ARIAN LT

Integrated Stainless-Steel Pyramid

The pyramid is permanently integrated into the foot.
Made from high-strength stainless steel.
Cannot be removed or replaced.
Designed to simplify construction while maintaining clinical reliability.
Reduces manufacturing cost, resulting in a more affordable prosthetic foot.

Arian LT integrated stainless-steel construction

Same Performance.
Different Construction.

Both prosthetic feet are engineered with the same biomechanical philosophy. Whether you choose Arian or Arian LT, the walking feel and functionality are essentially identical.

Both are multi-axis carbon fiber feet

Both provide excellent stability

Both adapt to uneven terrain

Both support comfortable daily walking

Both are suitable for active lifestyles

Which One Should You Choose?

Select the model that aligns with your specific clinical and economic requirements.

Choose Arian if:

You need maximum durability.
You require a removable modular pyramid.
Future component upgrades are important.
Your patient may need rotational or angled adapters.
Higher weight capacity (120 kg) is required.
Long-term investment is the priority.

Choose Arian LT if:

You want a more economical solution.
A fixed pyramid is sufficient.
You need a lightweight prosthetic foot.
You want excellent everyday performance at a lower cost.
Cost-effectiveness is the main priority.