Wearable exoskeletons sound like sci-fi, but theyre real and up to $300 off for Prime Day

There’s a new category taking over Amazon’s annual shopping extravaganza: exoskeletons.These futuristic-looking wearable devices are designed to ease your load and support your performance, with tailored assistance for walking, running, climbing, cycling and more.Users rave that they’re a “glimpse into the future” — and after getting the chance to try one myself, I have to agree.I took one for a spin in Times Square and can confirm they’re about as astonishing as they look.
I felt stronger, faster and somehow even lighter — and that’s only scratching the surface of what these devices could offer on tougher outdoor terrain (think high-altitude hikes or even search-and-rescue situations).Because these machines are still relatively new to the market, it’s rare to find them on sale.But during Amazon Prime Day, which runs from October 6 to 7, shoppers can save up to $300 on these sci-fi-looking devices that have generated plenty of buzz online.
Because these machines are still relatively new to the market, it’s rare to find them on sale.But from Amazon Prime Day (Oct.
6 through Oct.7) through Oct.
12, shoppers can save up to $300 on these sci-fi-looking devices that have generated plenty of buzz online.For Prime Day, leading robotics company Hypershell is offering deep discounts across its three X Series models: the popular Hypershell X Pro S Exoskeleton, the Hypershell X Max S Exoskeleton, and the Hypershell X Ultra S Exoskeleton, designed for more demanding adventures.And, in case you’re still wondering how they work — Hypershell exoskeletons use electronic-assist technology, smart sensors and artificial intelligence to respond to your body’s movements and deliver tailored support.The devices sync up with the Hypershell app, so you can control the modes and customize the level of support from your smartphone.
According to Hypershell’s testing, exoskeletons can reduce physical exertion by up to 39% and average heart rate by up to 42% �...