Econoco Mannequin Leg For Display - Mannequin Leg, Commercial Female Standing Leg, Fleshtone, Plastic, Display Mannequin Leg

This is a good, sturdy product. Freestanding. Glows great if you aim the light down into the leg. It’s a ladies size 6 shoe. I received a right leg. Wish I could order specifically a left leg so I can make 2 leg lamps. I’m very happy with it.

Great quality and worked out great for our project

I bought a different mannequin leg, and it didn’t have any weights so I had to add them so they would stand up straight.I bought this as I had to take pictures of a taller sock and was very pleased the it was weighted so it stood up by itself.Also, you could probably make a lamp out of it.

I used this to make a xmas story lamp, it worked out perfectly, the only problem i had is that the bottom is filled with either lead or steel pieces incased in an epoxy, so was a difficult hole drill, as the pieces woukd dislodge and move and force you stop drilling to shake the piece out. Other than that it was perfect. Would be nice if they sold it as empty too!!

I bought these for my Halloween display on my porch. They stand all on their own and look super realistic. They are weighted in the toe and hollow throughout. They are absolutely fantastic and I would recommend these to anyone including store owners for product displays. I could not get a size 7 shoe to fit. The foot is made to free-stand so it's flat at the toe. I am using shoe covers in this particular picture. Love these 100%.

great for a lamp lol

I have purchased several different varieties of mannequin legs from different manufacturers over the years. I needed a single leg in a hurry, and while this one arrived fast for the price I paid the quality is disappointing.The plastic is thinner than what I usually work with and the bottom of the toe seems to be filled with…what I hope is metal scrap covered up with clear epoxy resin. It will work, but there’s definitely better options out there if you don’t mind buying in bulk.

This worked perfectly to make a leg lamp. The shoe size is a 6 with a very spiked heal! The size of the leg is a little smaller than that of a real persons leg but honestly I don’t think I would really want it any bigger. I also used a lampshade with a 17” opening at the bottom from Ikea for only $20 and then just hot glued fringe around it.