🚶 Exoskeletons for everyday walking

From a light boost on daily walks to full powered walking for people with paralysis — this is the broadest category, and the one aging will make personal for most of us. The right device depends entirely on where you're starting from.

Everyday
Hypershell Pro X
Hypershell · Powered hip exoskeleton Hiking and long walks with less leg effort $1,199 Available to buy online
Everyday
Hypershell Carbon X
Hypershell · Powered hip exoskeleton (carbon fiber) The same hiking boost, in the lightest build Hypershell makes $1,799 Available to buy online
Everyday
Dnsys X1
Dnsys · Powered hip exoskeleton Budget-minded hikers comparing against Hypershell Around $1,000–1,400 Available to buy online
Everyday
MO/GO (Arc'teryx × Skip)
Skip (with Arc'teryx) · Powered exoskeleton hiking pants Serious hikers who want the assist built into real hiking pants $5,000 Limited availability — reservations and trail rentals
Everyday
WIM
WIRobotics · Lightweight walking-assist exoskeleton Older adults who want a light, simple walking assist Pending verification Limited availability outside South Korea
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Eve
Wandercraft · Self-balancing personal exoskeleton Wheelchair users who want to stand and walk without crutches Quote through supplier (expected in the Medicare ~$90,000+ range) Prescription required — US launch September 2026
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ReWalk Personal Exoskeleton
Lifeward (formerly ReWalk Robotics) · Personal walking exoskeleton (used with crutches) People with paraplegia who want to walk at home and in the community Roughly $90,000–100,000 Prescription required — available in the US
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Ekso Indego Personal
Ekso Bionics · Personal walking exoskeleton (used with crutches or walker) A lighter, modular alternative to ReWalk for home walking Roughly $90,000+ range Prescription required — available in the US
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EksoNR
Ekso Bionics · Clinic rehabilitation exoskeleton Relearning to walk during inpatient or outpatient rehab Clinic equipment (not sold to individuals) Used in rehab clinics
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Atalante X
Wandercraft · Self-balancing clinic rehabilitation exoskeleton Hands-free, crutch-free walking practice in rehab Clinic equipment (not sold to individuals) Used in rehab clinics
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HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb)
Cyberdyne · Neurally controlled rehabilitation exoskeleton Therapy that responds to your own nerve signals Clinic/rental model (not typically sold to individuals in the US) Used in specialized treatment centers
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Lokomat
Hocoma (DIH) · Treadmill-based robotic gait trainer Intensive, repetitive gait training early in recovery Clinic equipment (not sold to individuals) Used in rehab clinics
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Angel Legs M20
Angel Robotics · Walking-assist exoskeleton for partial paralysis People with partial leg weakness who can still contribute effort Pending verification Limited availability outside South Korea
Work
Apogee+
German Bionic · Powered back exoskeleton Jobs with constant lifting — warehouses, logistics, healthcare Quote from maker (also offered by subscription) Available to employers

Other activities

🥾 Hiking · ⛷️ Skiing · 🧍 Standing & mobility · 📦 Lifting · 🔧 Overhead work