Hypershell is a technology company that makes wearable exoskeletons for people on the move. Its devices are worn around the waist and hips and add powered help to each step, so long walks, climbs and rides take less out of your legs. The brand says it started in Shanghai, China, in 2021. Its devices are designed for use outdoors, not for clinics or factory floors.
Australian shoppers buy from Hypershell's Australian online store, which lists prices in Australian dollars. Orders here are sent from a local warehouse. Customers in regions without a warehouse have their orders posted from Hong Kong.
The range is aimed at people who cover a lot of ground: bushwalkers on steep tracks, cyclists, ski tourers and photographers carrying heavy camera kit. Some buyers use one for the daily commute. Hypershell also markets its exoskeletons for rescue, inspection and security work, where staff spend long shifts on their feet.
The store also sells accessories for its devices. Payment, delivery and warranty terms are set out for Australia on the local store, so you aren't working from another country's rules.