I got the the X Ultra for a few weeks and it works flawlessly. I am in the upper size range supported. It definitely doubles my range as photographer carrying 10-20 KG around on hikes. At first I felt the support but that all went away and now it is seamlessly supporting my walking. Brilliant. I usually start at Eco2 and move to Eco4 at the end of the walk. I still have some issues with the right fit as for some reason the belt tends to drop on the left side up to an inch and I have to correct. The belt buckle seems to be too small to take the forces required and also is difficult to close. I am sure the buckle will break very soon. I will modify the belt and buckle for a better fit and to make it easier to put it on and take off. I wish there would be a mode to stabilize while standing in a place, for a photographer that would be fantastic.

Very please with my hypershell. Scored my very first hole-in-one while wearing my hypershell. 161 yard par 3. The second hole-in-one in my lifetime. Hypershell has help me walk the course.

My son got me this exoskeleton because I was starting to get tired quite quickly during my regular walks in the park. Honestly, it has made a huge difference. It takes a lot of the strain off my legs and makes walking feel much easier again, so I can stay out and enjoy the fresh air longer without getting worn out. I will say that if it were slightly cheaper, it would be much more affordable, but there is no denying it is a very high quality and well made product overall

Sono entusiasta. Trovo questo strumento molto utile anche in città. Ho 80 anni quindi non faccio scalate. Cammino normalmente ma fatico in salita e con questo Hypershell non fatico più, anzi, mi viene voglia di camminare. Ormai lo uso ogni volta che esco e vi ringrazio.

Works great and Hatem who helped me through the prepurchase is awesome —- only thing I find an issue is the battery is in the way when you sit down. I also don’t like getting it dirty while weed eating and would like one that allows me to jump into the pool while wearing it.

perfect support, 20% less power, the battery should be able to charge without the Hypershell, the battery hinders the perfect position of the backpack a little

Not only is the device is great but the manner in which it facilitates possibility is invaluable .

Thank you for this charging hub, it helps a lot! Not that much because of the number of batteries one can connect but because it is much easier to connect to power supply

I am satisfied with my purchase. It really helps and works.

I like the shoulder strap because it prevents slipping. However, I had to drill bigger holes into the waist to accommodate better screws. Also, I had to super glue the metal piece that slides into the waist onto the loops because it kept sliding out randomly.

Promesse tenue maintenant, voyons dans le temps pour la suite

I'm using it for "off label" purposes, and it is very helpful.

I need to return the product

Easy to fit. Comfortable to wear and relatively simple to operate at an affordable price. I think you have hit all the right stuff.

I bought the Hypershell Ultra X hoping it would help overcome weakness in one leg and allow me to walk more naturally again. My biggest concern before I bought it was that it would misread what I wanted it to do and trip me.
That has not occurred, and in fact I now walk nearly normally. The Hypershell has performed far beyond my expectations, and it has vastly extended my walking range. It is not a medical device, but it is far more fit for purpose than any medical device I have ever used.

The hypershell x pro has helped me with my everyday walking. Ihad a stroke and 2 hart attacks and a quadruple bypass. I can now keep up with family

Early ownership: I would suggest you include the 65w Type C Power Distributing charger with the system or make it plainly obvious it is required. I didn't have a charger that would work & the 2 batteries that arrived were substantially discharged on arrival & shut down as I was trying to do initial setup & tuning. Gah! Woot! Rural, it took 2-3 days to get a charger & then charge the batteries. That's a "miss" for about $1,200 in new customer money.

I've been using my new "Human Assist" nearly daily for about 3 weeks. At 3/4 century, my legs are lagging. I'm walking about 2.5-3 mi with an 800' elevation climb 6 days a week. Eco power levels 25% now up to 75%. Impressive efficiency, seems to use about 25whr for my typical walk/hike at 25%-50%. No range anxiety. It's still a weird feeling coming down the mountain when the invisible hand seems to pull back on my legs. I will continue to try different settings & modes. It simply works well.

Bicycling is awesome! The performance on my electric 29-er justifies the purchase. Boom! There you Go! I've also used it with my quirky electric 16" folding land dinghy with Burley Travoy trailer & again awesome. Power legs & pedal assist go together very well.

Interesting to me, following the first bike ride I noticed my chronic discomfort in my hips & lower back were significantly less noticeable. After the 2nd bike ride the discomfort has all but vanished.

I feel like adoption of the human assist is going well, I'm getting used to the new sensations. I'm planning some much longer biking expeditions, looking to be doing 50 mile & perhaps 100 mile rides every week or so & maybe 10 mile rides daily.

I'm satisfied with value I'm receiving, looking forward to data from the app as it matures & as an entrepreneur can see many applications for a wide variety of people across many age & interest/application groups.

Stay Strong & Keep Going!

I bought the exoskeleton as an ambulation training device for my physiotherapy patients. Most of my patients respond positively, especially those with advanced muscular dystrophy. I also found the "torque distribution" function very useful for my patients with hemiparesis, as I could use higher torque on their affected side to guide proper gait movements. However, I hope there will be settings for assistance in hip hinge, sit-to-stand, split-squat, and etc. I suppose it could be done with future upgrades in software and firmware.

I have multiple sclerosis and my left leg is not working. After about two hours of using the exoskeleton and taking it off, I was surprised that my left leg still works as if the exoskeleton was still attached.
Only 65W USB-C would be good if it was included.
I recommended the exoskeleton to a fellow sufferer and she already bought it after trying mine out.

It's good, but the Hypershell needs a better and fitter fixing to the Body.

Living with FSHD, I’ve struggled with leg weakness and foot drop for years. But after only a couple of days using the Hypershell X Carbon, I was able to walk over 5 km and climb 12 floors with a level of ease I haven’t felt in a long time.

Seamless transition between uphill, level, and downhill. Even transitions appropriately when stepping up and over a log or boulder. A downhill slowing mode would be nice; the training mode does not work for that. The 30km claim must be a 95 lb female level walking at 5% assistance. Would also be nice if there was a jump mode for sports like volleyball which does have a fairly predictable cadence prior to a spike.

Extra super une merveille pourquoi arrive t’il si tard j’aurai pu faire le mont perdu!!

I've only fitted the Hypershell X to my torso & fully charged the (1) battery. I actually presumed I would have two batteries... until after I did purchase the entry level Hypershell find out I only get one battery. I'm sorry I've not actually got around the rest of the smartphone instruction yet. But I can give 4 Stars on workmanship and quality that went into my Hypershell X Go. hopefully soon to try walking up & down the hallway, and much later the two flights of stairs that eventually lead to the street and some walking freedom.

Podrá ser útil para Osteoartrosis de rodillas con un aditamento ?