Can’t walk like I was able to do

[Buckshotaz]

I’m 66 years old, and I have been hunting the hills of the western states all my life. Due to some health issues, my ability to walk far or uphill has diminished dramatically.
I came across a product https://hypershell.tech/en-us that has greatly improved my ability to hike further and up the hills that had become no go areas for me.
It is an exoskeleton that assists walking.
It works! Cost for the system was around $1K
I strongly recommend this system for those who want to increase their range.

 

[Woitey]

I've been looking at it. I'm your age and for the moment they don't make one in my size. 6'3 245. I'd like to hear how your thoughts, say six months from now after seasons have finished.

 

[Buckshotaz]

Yes. You are bigger than I am. 5’10” 185#. I don’t know why this one wouldn’t work? But if they are saying that they will have one that will work in the future, I think you’ll find that it works incredibly well, and expand your current range

 

[wyosteve]

Hmmm. Interesting!

 

[Weldor]

Same here, broke my back twice and a failed surgery. It's all catching up now at 64. Looks interesting. 6' 4'' and 240lbs. Looks like they don't make one yet like Woitey said.

 

[pacoalcracker]

Im going to wear one under my sweats at the gym and deadlift / overhead press an extra 200 pounds and really show those young guys that old guys are strong.

 

[Pony Soldier]

Sorry guys. The minor muscles diminish first. I can walk a lot of miles at 74 but the current task is screwing my osb down on the floor on 6" intervals. I can get down but getting up after 10-15 minutes is a challenge to painful. The task really beats the hell out of my biceps and legs. I'm really glad this is my last room to finish.

 

[mt terry d]

I'm really glad this is my last room to finish.

haha!
I've heard that before!
Even said it myself a few times.

I'm waiting for the battery powered version.

 

[Zeke6951]

I can walk pretty good for 74, but I do fall down a lot. When I go in to the doctor to get my annual check up they always ask if I have fallen in the last 6 months. I tell them yes but if you walked where I do, you would fall more then I do. I work part time as a timber consultant. I appraise timber in all kinds of places, I bow hunt elk in the mountains, and upland hunt in rough places. God has blessed me good. For now, I don't think I need the above mentioned device. Now if some thing that can help me remember where I put my bow down I'm all in.