Powered hip exoskeletons
Every climb, downhill
Two motors, one at each hip, reading your stride and pushing when your leg swings forward. Climb longer. Walk down without the wreckage.
1000 W combined
32 Nm per hip
Up to 56 km assisted
Swappable battery
IPX5 rain and snow
The hill just feels less steep
Sensors read the angle and speed of each leg about a thousand times a second. When your leg starts to swing forward, the motor on that side adds torque in the direction you are already moving. Stand still and it does nothing.
You do not feel pushed. You feel the gradient go soft.
The part nobody else puts on the homepage
It weighs about 2.5 kg. You notice it in the car park and you forget it on the first real climb. On a flat two-hour walk it is dead weight, and we would rather tell you that here than read it in a return request.
Buy it for the ascents and the descents. That is where it earns the weight back.