12hundred dollar harness with rubber bands on it

Is there a version without velcros? I'm a gardener, so I come in contact with a lot of earth (some may call it dirt).
I think that could be a problem for the longevity of the velcros.

"Well inside this box…" grunts heavy trying to lift the suit + case weight —I'm pretty sure all this does is make sure you have good posture to be real.

Yeah these things add 10 lbs that you that you now have to carry around. That extra weight will fatigue you faster so unless your always lifting they will sap more energy than they save because your basically always carrying a backpack. I'm sure some people like these but I can't find an objective review for the life of me.

When I was in college and university I worked night crew stocking shelves in a grocery store The average grocery load we would get was close to 30 000 lbs. we would have to put the stock down the aisles near where it went and then go around and lid the cases o to stock trucks and then place into the shelves so in effect lifting everything twice. This would have been amazing

Would it work for water delivery service ?

That’s a really great idea he should add some spring-loaded knee braces to go along with it.

I have been looking into this product for about a month now. Doing a bit of research here and there. I have injured my back quite a few times now , and recently started a small business with one of my good friends that requires a little more back use than previously before. Last night i finally sized one of the suits for myself and made the purchase. I don’t know how to thank CNET enough for this wonderful product review. I can’t wait to tell you how the suit impacts my work life.

For 1200? This is a 100$ product since the working classes is the people with the back pain .. not to mention the robot take over hopefully . But yeah 1 an half star

The Brewer guys suits were totally clean & its clearly dirty work. You said they’d tried them for 3 months.
Either they weren’t using them for 3 months, they were just cleaned or they were new.

I work as a janitor and often times have a sore to spasms in my back. I'm thinking it's more due to my age and back injury. I would love one of these!! (If I couldn't get a hold of an Iron Man suit)

I wonder how it would work for a disabled person who has had 14 back surgeries and needs help to lift things. I could use it to help around the property

Got anything to ease the shoulder AND back for letter carriers? Something to take the weight of the satchel?

We need a backpack that can carry 100 lbs but transfers all that weight to the bottom of a persons foot.
Attach this person onto a bicycle and not only will you get a capacity upgrade, you'll get a performance upgrade as well.

Imagine giving the strongest bicyclist in the world a 200 lb backpack that would bypass his legs effectively giving them 2-3x the power output for zero or near zero extra power input.
When they sit the weight is transferred into the seat instead of the rider.

You could make the weight batteries and really see how far someone can go with mechanical assistance without the need of external power sources.

If I could throw 200 lbs of stones into my bag, then hop onto my bicycle generator to recharge itself by pedaling on the stop with the rear tire off the ground, you'll be able to produce more power then you'll need with that system alone.

Let alone the 10 other ways to generate or absorb external electricity.

Make it self drivable, and feel like you're sitting in a mobile lazy boy chair, you got yourself the next generation machine.
Been waiting around 2 decades and we're still not quite there yet.
All the pieces of the puzzle are on the table, it's just matter of pulling them together, and having the permission to put them all in one place at one time

Can you try out the IronHand glove from BioServo?

$1200 for a non powered brace?