CUSTOMER PRODUCT REFERENCE
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These model-level references carry the Mobility Lab selection path onto the detailed product page, including task fit, capabilities, limitations, specifications, availability and Radventurers pricing pathways.
Skelex
Skelex 360
Shoulders / arms · Passive
Best fit
- Overhead work
- Welding & fabrication
- Aircraft / automotive assembly
- Construction & installation
- Agriculture / overhead harvesting
What it does
- Supports arm weight during elevated tasks
- Reduces shoulder / upper-body demand
- No battery, charging or software required
- Can integrate with Skelex Neck
What it does not do
- Does not lift objects independently
- Does not increase safe load limits
- Not a powered strength suit
- Not a medical / rehabilitation device
Key specifications
- Passive
- Shoulders & arms
- Mechanical gravity balancing
- Broad overhead / front-facing motion
First-use fitting & operation
Skelex 360
Use this quick-start guide together with the current manufacturer manual and training materials.
Fit & adjust
- Set belt length snug and symmetrical over the hips.
- Match frame height to the wearer and set arm length to S, M or L.
- Set support force gradually within the manufacturer range; verify arm cups sit mid-upper-arm and the frame is even.
Operate & learn
- Put it on like a backpack: hip belt, chest strap, shoulder straps, then arm cups.
- Raise and lower both arms in a controlled area to confirm free motion and even support before work.
- Tune support for the user and task rather than maximizing assistance.
Care, charging & storage
- Inspect frame, straps, cups and adjustment points before each shift.
- Clean regularly; manufacturer guidance allows washable soft components at 30 °C.
- Store clean, dry and with spring/support tension released as directed.
First-use safety
- Do not treat support force as added lifting capacity.
- Stop for pressure points, restricted reach, snagging or altered safe technique.
- Recheck fit whenever the wearer, clothing, PPE or task changes.
Purchase & rental pricing
| Model / configuration | Purchase | 3-day rental | 7-day rental | 1-month rental | Refundable deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 360 Standard (Regular / Small) | $3,995 | $119.85 | $199.75 | $399.50 | $250 |
| 360 Welding | $4,595 | $137.85 | $229.75 | $459.50 | $250 |
Rental-to-purchase credit: 100% of cleared base rental charges may be applied as credit toward the purchase of the same model if you choose to buy during the rental or within 30 days after return. The refundable security deposit is separate and is not purchase credit. Taxes, delivery, damage, late fees, travel, training and other service charges are not credited.
Rental rates shown are base equipment charges. The refundable security deposit is charged separately and is not purchase credit. Availability, fitting, taxes, delivery, travel, training, approved-use conditions and incident charges are confirmed before fulfillment.
Skelex
Skelex Edge
Lower back · Passive
Best fit
- Bending
- Lifting
- Low-height work
- Floor-level picking & stocking
- Agriculture / harvesting
What it does
- Supports the lower back in bent postures
- Works without motors or batteries
- Allows mobile work and task changes
- Uses thigh or knee anchoring by configuration
What it does not do
- Does not motorize a lift
- Does not replace ergonomic controls
- Does not change safe lifting limits
- Not a medical back brace
Key specifications
- Passive
- Lower back
- Bending, kneeling, lifting
- Thigh / knee configuration
First-use fitting & operation
Skelex Edge
Use this quick-start guide together with the current manufacturer manual and training materials.
Fit & adjust
- Use the current Edge quick-start/manual to assemble the correct thigh or knee anchoring configuration.
- Center the upper harness and adjust straps so the device stays stable without restricting breathing or walking.
- Position elastics/anchors exactly as shown in Skelex instructions, then test gentle bending and kneeling.
Operate & learn
- Begin with unloaded bends and floor-level reaches in a clear area.
- Confirm the elastic support engages during forward lean and releases naturally when upright.
- Re-adjust if support is asymmetric or the anchors migrate during movement.
Care, charging & storage
- Inspect elastic elements, webbing, anchors and fasteners before use.
- Clean soft goods according to the current Skelex manual and allow them to dry fully.
- Store without crushing or overstretching elastic components.
First-use safety
- Do not use the device to justify heavier lifts.
- Check compatibility with kneeling, ladders, vehicles, PPE and confined work.
- Stop for pinching, pressure, restricted movement or anchor slippage.
Purchase & rental pricing
| Model / configuration | Purchase | 3-day rental | 7-day rental | 1-month rental | Refundable deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Edge | $1,495 | $44.85 | $74.75 | $149.50 | $100 |
Rental-to-purchase credit: 100% of cleared base rental charges may be applied as credit toward the purchase of the same model if you choose to buy during the rental or within 30 days after return. The refundable security deposit is separate and is not purchase credit. Taxes, delivery, damage, late fees, travel, training and other service charges are not credited.
Rental rates shown are base equipment charges. The refundable security deposit is charged separately and is not purchase credit. Availability, fitting, taxes, delivery, travel, training, approved-use conditions and incident charges are confirmed before fulfillment.
Skelex
Skelex Neck
Neck / head · Passive
Best fit
- Upward-looking inspection
- Overhead assembly
- Agriculture
- Maintenance / installation
What it does
- Supports head weight during upward-looking work
- Moves with the user rather than locking the neck
- Can pair with other Skelex systems
- No battery required
What it does not do
- Not a cervical collar
- Does not medically stabilize the spine
- Does not treat neck injury
- Does not add lifting power
Key specifications
- Passive
- Max support force 5 kg
- Weight 0.15 kg
- One size
First-use fitting & operation
Skelex Neck
Use this quick-start guide together with the current manufacturer manual and training materials.
Fit & adjust
- Choose the manufacturer-approved belt or chest-strap wearing configuration.
- Center the lightweight support so it contacts and supports as intended without forcing the head position.
- Adjust straps/tension conservatively and verify comfortable neutral and upward-looking motion.
Operate & learn
- Test short upward-looking movements before sustained overhead work.
- Allow the support to follow motion; it should not rigidly lock the neck.
- Pair with other Skelex systems only using manufacturer-approved configurations.
Care, charging & storage
- Inspect the support, straps and contact surfaces before use.
- Clean contact components according to Skelex instructions and dry fully.
- Store clean and protected from deformation.
First-use safety
- This is not a cervical collar or medical stabilization device.
- Stop for neck pain, numbness, headache, pressure or restricted vision/motion.
- Do not use it to extend unsafe overhead exposure or bypass work-rest practices.
Purchase & rental pricing
| Model / configuration | Purchase | 3-day rental | 7-day rental | 1-month rental | Refundable deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Neck Support | $295 | $8.85 | $14.75 | $29.50 | $50 |
Rental-to-purchase credit: 100% of cleared base rental charges may be applied as credit toward the purchase of the same model if you choose to buy during the rental or within 30 days after return. The refundable security deposit is separate and is not purchase credit. Taxes, delivery, damage, late fees, travel, training and other service charges are not credited.
Rental rates shown are base equipment charges. The refundable security deposit is charged separately and is not purchase credit. Availability, fitting, taxes, delivery, travel, training, approved-use conditions and incident charges are confirmed before fulfillment.
Skelex
Skelex Ironhand 2.0
Hands / powered grip assistance · Powered wearable glove
Best fit
- Repetitive gripping
- Tool handling
- Assembly
- Material handling
What it does
- Provides powered grip assistance
- Supports repetitive hand-intensive work
What it does not do
- Does not replace safe tool use
- Does not increase safe load limits
- Not a medical treatment
Key specifications
- Powered grip assistance
- Industrial wearable
- Battery-powered
Purchase & rental pricing
| Model / configuration | Purchase | 3-day rental | 7-day rental | 1-month rental | Refundable deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ironhand 2.0 | $11,495 | $344.85 | $574.75 | $1,149.50 | $500 |
Rental-to-purchase credit: 100% of cleared base rental charges may be applied as credit toward the purchase of the same model if you choose to buy during the rental or within 30 days after return. The refundable security deposit is separate and is not purchase credit. Taxes, delivery, damage, late fees, travel, training and other service charges are not credited.
Rental rates shown are base equipment charges. The refundable security deposit is charged separately and is not purchase credit. Availability, fitting, taxes, delivery, travel, training, approved-use conditions and incident charges are confirmed before fulfillment.
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Potential applications
- Agriculture and pruning
- Overhead installation and maintenance
- Welding and fabrication
- Manufacturing and assembly
- Construction
- Warehousing and material handling
What it is not
- A substitute for engineering controls or safe lifting practices
- PPE unless explicitly classified for the task
- A medical treatment
- A one-size-fits-all solution for every worker or workstation
SAFETY ORIENTATION
Use begins with fit, training, and limitations.
This page is an educational overview—not the manufacturer’s complete manual. Read and follow the current manual, warnings, eligibility criteria, maintenance guidance, and regional requirements before use.
- Complete a task and ergonomic review before selection.
- Confirm proper sizing, adjustment, and training.
- Evaluate compatibility with PPE, ladders, vehicles, machinery, tools, and confined areas.
- Use a controlled trial before full-shift adoption.
- Stop if the system catches, restricts movement, creates pressure points, or changes safe work technique.
MANUFACTURER MANUALS & HOW-TO GUIDES
Official manufacturer resource hub
Open the current manufacturer instructions before fitting, charging, operating or maintaining the product. These links open the manufacturer’s own website in a new tab.
Purchase, try, or equip a group
Choose the path that best fits how you want to experience Skelex. Radventurers will confirm current availability, configuration and fulfillment details where a direct online listing is not yet available.
Rental-to-purchase option: For eligible wearable mobility equipment, 100% of cleared base rental charges can be applied toward the purchase of the same model when you buy during the rental or within 30 days after return. Refundable deposits and service or incident charges are separate and are not purchase credit.
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EVIDENCE-BASED PRODUCT GUIDE
Skelex Product Family: what to know before you choose
Radventurers separates manufacturer-published specifications, independent reviews and research, and public field research so you can see where each statement comes from.
Manufacturer-published information
- Skelex 360 is listed at 2.85 kg with stepless support of 1 to 4.9 kg per arm and a working temperature range of -20°C to +40°C.
- Skelex positions Edge for bending, leaning, kneeling and lifting from floor level; Neck for sustained overhead viewing; and Ironhand for grip-intensive work.
- Skelex publishes manuals, CE declarations, research papers and training materials through its documentation library.
Published reviews & research
- A laboratory overhead-assembly evaluation reported high perceived support for Skelex 360 and significant reduction of medial-deltoid activity during portions of the task.
- Published applied-ergonomics research has examined Skelex 360 muscle activity across construction and manufacturing tasks; outcomes vary by posture and task, reinforcing the need for task-specific evaluation.
Limitations & questions to evaluate
- Passive support redistributes load rather than removing it
- Task/posture specific benefit
- Fit and arm-cup positioning are important
- Does not replace PPE or ergonomic controls
- Workplace compatibility must be checked around ladders, vehicles, machinery and confined areas
Sources & further reading
- Manufacturer: Skelex product range
- Manufacturer: Skelex 360 technical information
- Manufacturer: Skelex documentation library
- Research: Laboratory-Based Evaluation of Exoskeletons in an Overhead Assembly Task
Database last verified: 1.9-public-no-. Specifications and availability can change; Radventurers reconfirms commercial details before quoting or deployment.
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