Technology and research have transformed prosthetic feet, offering amputees a range of options for various activities like walking, running, cycling, golfing, swimming, and skiing. These feet come equipped with shock absorbers, adjustable heel heights, waterproof materials, and toe and heel springs for more natural ankle movement. When choosing the right prosthetic foot, age, amputation level, weight, activity level, and occupational needs should be taken into account. Prosthetic feet can be divided into two categories: non-articulated and articulated feet. They can also be classified based on their function, including Solid Ankle Cushioned Heel (SACH), Elastic Keel Foot, Single-Axis Foot, Multi-Axis Foot, Dynamic-Response Foot, and Microprocessor Foot.