This advanced exoskeleton enables extended hikes and increased running speed.

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Every weekend warrior knows the drill — you sit in front of a computer all week, and when the weekend hits, you bike, hike, and run yourself ragged. Your body feels destroyed on Monday. Repeat. If this sounds like you — or even if you’re a casual exerciser who wants to walk and bike longer distances without getting tired — the future has arrived. The world’s first-ever outdoor exoskeleton, Hypershell X, can help maximize your physical abilities with minimal effort.

Hypershell X is generating excitement among both outdoor enthusiasts and robotics fans, having won the Best of Innovation in Robotics award at CES 2025. The cyborg-looking device fits like a second skin over your legs and provides up to 800 watts of power, helping you lift your legs and increasing strength by up to 40 percent. Whether you’re walking, running, cycling, climbing stairs, or mountaineering, the device’s motor utilizes AI to adapt to your movements in real time, intuitively. Basically, you feel like yourself, only stronger.

Welcome to the future of wearable robotics. The Hypershell X may look like a sci-fi fantasy device, but you’ll barely notice it while wearing it. Simply buckle on the "fanny pack," which houses the removable and rechargeable battery, and the ergonomic hip levers fit down your legs and are secured by soft straps above your knees. Power up the device via its one-touch button, and the M-One motor kicks in, reducing your leg’s physical exertion by up to 30 percent.

The device itself weighs under five pounds and conveniently folds up to fit into your backpack. It can cover nearly 11 miles on one charge, operates in temperatures as low as minus-4 degrees Fahrenheit, and the exoskeleton is fully adjustable to accommodate various body types. Moreover, Hypershell X can offset up to 66 pounds of weight, which is invaluable for adventurers carrying packs full of gear.

The Hypershell X uses a combination of AI algorithms, advanced sensors, and robotics to adjust and sync with your movements, making every step feel natural and effortless. The device can even adapt from day to day as it learns your patterns, providing a customized experience.

As for the mobile app, you can use it to fine-tune your movement settings, track your stats, and watch tutorials — or you can simply enjoy the great outdoors, using the exoskeleton’s button to adjust power levels as needed. The Hypershell X also receives regular firmware updates. A recent enhancement includes multi-user device access, ensuring that friends can take it for a test run.

Which Hypershell X is right for you? The Hypershell X comes in three different models — the Go X, Pro X, and Carbon X — with each varying in build material, power, battery range, and price. The least expensive Go X might be ideal for biking to the park and less demanding activities like day hikes, delivering 400 watts of power at peak output. The Pro X, capable of providing double the power output of the Go X, is well-suited for bike commuters, weekend warriors, and those navigating five-floor walkups. Lastly, the Carbon X delivers 800 watts of peak power and is the lightest of the three models, making it perfect for those packing in gear such as cameras and camping supplies who wish to tackle mountainous terrain.

Whether you’re facing challenging hiking trails, longer distances, or just biking around town, the Hypershell X exoskeleton will enhance your leg strength so you can go further with less effort — and reduced strain on your body.

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