Hypershell X Series Next-Gen Exoskeleton

The exoskeleton conception is not that new and has been in development for quite some time. One of the companies, though, came up faster than others with a serial-production exoskeleton – the Hyperhell X that I’m going to review today!

Starting with the build quality – the Hyperhell Go X is made with very high-quality materials and feels sturdy and rigid. The base, which attaches to your lower back, supports extensive adjustment of the width, so it can suit most body structures. It’s also very well padded throughout the whole width to provide maximum comfort, which I wish worked in my case too.

The padding at the end of the belt is quite thick and feels very durable. The belt itself ends with two buckles for quick release and additional adjustments, which I love and find easy to use. On the back part you will find two ***** that allow you to extend the whole metal frame. It has visible measurements that will help you with setting the proper width, and I highly suggest that you check the “fitting guide” inside the Hypershell application.

There you have to attach the battery, as it clicks in place securely and features one USB Type-C port for charging. The cool thing is that you can use it as a powerbank too, but I doubt that most people will need such a function. The battery itself is not on the lightest side, but not too heavy.

One additional thing that is very well appreciated is the reflective parts on the outer side of the exoskeleton because even in darker environments,…

That’s how the Hypershell X Series fits into my life:

✅ Boosting deployment speed in my smart outdoor data center project

✅ Reducing muscle fatigue during rural server installation

✅ Testing endurance in Colombia’s unpredictable terrain (real-world > lab test)

I’ll give this exoskeleton the ultimate technical mission review. And I’ll document it like a short film—from mud to megabytes.