Festive offers on exoskeletons! This is the first time that multiple producers or distributors are running sales and deals for the 2025 Holiday season! And it is not just consumer exoskeletons. These are not just random wearables; the Exoskeleton Report team has worn or researched each and every one of these products. These are all limited-time offers, so time is of the essence.

Below is your shortcut to every sale we have found listed :

Proteso Pre-Xmas Special

For a short time only, MOVI is available for €6,499 (ex VAT) instead of €8,000 (that is € 1,500 in pure savings) as part of a limited-time offer!

🎁 Our offer expires December 22nd, 2025 at midnight.

This is a special offer that you will not find listed on the company’s website; to redeem it, email info@proteso.it.

Personal take: I have gotten to try the Proteso back-support powered exoskeleton now not once, but twice! I have gotten to see this project mature from an idea to a full product. Most recently, Dr. Sugar and I both got to wear the Proteso at A+A Düsseldorf 2025, and without going into a full review, based on our experience, I feel comfortable highlighting the winter sale here. The MOVI by Proteso felt powerful, responsive, sleek and refined. Of course, wearing an occupational device for a few minutes is not a substitute for a complete pilot or site integration, but the years of research and experience by the design team are clearly reflected in the final product.

Hypershell – Christmas Sale – Save Up to $200 “Plus a Gift for You”

Sales include (order by Dec 17 to stack the delivery schedule in your favor):

• Hypershell X Pro – $100 off, with a free anti-cold spare battery and a multi-port independent charging port, for a total of $270+ in savings.
• Hypershell X Carbon – $200 off, with a free anti-cold battery and a multi-port independent battery charging station, for a total of $370+ in discount.
• Hypershell X Go – $100 off, and also comes with a spare unit-cold battery ($120 value) for a total of over $200 in savings.

Personal take: Hypershell has sent me both a Go and an ULTRA (not on sale) for testing, and while I was highly skeptical based on the original Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, the company hit the pause button and has completely re-engineered their product line before mass commercialization. Furthermore, the device capabilities and safety have been verified by 3rd party testing, see the full white paper I helped write: Hypershell Publishes Consumer Exoskeleton White Paper, Calling for Industry-Wide Transparency and Unified Testing Frameworks. It was a four-year-long journey, but Hypershell has convinced me that affordable consumer exoskeletons exist.

The Exoskeleton Store Year-End Demo Deals

Occupational exoskeletons can take a good deal of wear and tear, so it makes sense to offer discounts on them and other wearables. If you are in North America or Canada, this is a great chance to grab discounted demo units before the year ends. You can visit The Exoskeleton Store’s website and schedule a quick chat/consultation.

DNSYS Christmas Sale – Up to $400 OFF

Dnsys is running a significant sale until Dec 23rd, 2025, on their website:

• $200 off the Dnsys X1 Lite
• $400 off of the X1 Carbon + a free spare battery
• $400 off the X1 Carbon Pro + a free spare battery
• Guaranteed prize spin wheel saving coupons

Personal take: The company has been kind enough to ship me a Dnsys Pro, which I have walked with on multiple occasions. Even more importantly, I have had my grandmother use it as well, and based solely on visual information and how she feels during and after using it, it reduces fatigue and strain on her cardiovascular system when walking (which is of significant importance to her). Having covered exoskeletons for almost 11 years now on the Exoskeleton Report, I was initially skeptical about what a $1,000 to $2,000 wearable robot could deliver, but I have been pleasantly impressed.

Ascentiz is advertising a holiday 2025 deal on their Kickstarter.com page, offering up to $350 in savings on an Ascentiz Kit (late-pledge discounts run up to $350 off). This is a powered consumer exoskeleton that can be configured as either a hip or a knee device.

Personal take: I have not had the chance to try out the Ascentiz, but it is made in association with RoboCT, which has years of experience with powered exoskeletons.

It is thrilling to see this field of wearable robotics and human movement augmentation mature to the point that it now has holiday sales on top of the previous round of Thanksgiving & Black Friday discounts. Did I miss any exoskeleton deals!? Please, share them in the comments below.

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