After too many "easy" hikes I'm trying something different

If you've ever hiked a trail in Southern Utah, then you know the feeling of a trail that's easy, and then you spend several hours questioning your life choices. So today I'm trying something a little different and calling it E-hiking. I know what you're thinking, E-biking makes sense, but E-hiking? This is the Hypershell X Ultra S. S, the world's most intuitive exoskeleton and what I'm calling E-hiking for your legs. I wanted to see if this thing actually made a difference on a real Utah trail. Okay, here's the real test. The assist is on right now and it feels way easier than it should. I'm going to turn it off. Yep, there. And the difference is wild. The second I turned the assist off, my breathing picked up, my pace slowed, which makes sense because Hypershell can lower the average heart rate by 42% and oxygen consumption by 39%. And I love that it doesn't just move with you. It feels like it understands what you're doing and responds intelligently. Hypershell has even been tested on Everest expeditions, so I figured if it could handle that, it could definitely handle a typical Utah trail. I did not expect to finish the hike still having energy left to keep exploring. E-hiking might be my new favorite.