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Exoskeleton in the Hiking Test: How Well Does the Hypershell Help on the Mountain?
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Our author loves hiking in the Alps – but on long tours, tired legs become noticeable at some point. In order to remedy this situation, she tried the Hypershell X Ultra S: an exoskeleton made of belt and legs for around 2,000 euros. How well does it help on the mountain? And does it also relieve the knee when hiking downhill?
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