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Plate No. 001 · 2026
VIGX

VIGX Ant-H1 Pro – Walking-Assist Exoskeleton

Hip exoskeleton of about 2.3 kg to make walking and climbing easier, with an assist mode and a damping mode for indoor training.

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$1,999.99 −17%
Instead of $2,399

Technical sheet

Key features

Weight

About 2.3 kg

Battery life

Up to 12,000 steps per charge

Materials

Carbon fiber and aluminum alloy

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Full analysis

Product file

VIGX Ant-H1 Pro – Walking-Assist Exoskeleton

Brand: VIGX Weight: About 2.3 kg Battery life: Up to 12,000 steps per charge

VIGX Ant-H1 Pro — a walking-assist exoskeleton for everyday use

The VIGX Ant-H1 Pro is a hip exoskeleton designed to make walking and climbing easier. With two actuators (one per hip), it delivers synchronized torque that follows your natural gait and aims to reduce effort and fatigue.

What the manufacturer promises

  • About 2.3 kg (5 lb), in carbon fiber and aluminum alloy, with a suspension belt for a stable fit.
  • A battery of about 250 g offering up to 12,000 steps per charge, swappable in 3 seconds (magnetic connection).
  • Waterproof and dustproof protection for outdoor use.
  • Two modes: assist (walking and hiking help) and damping (resistance for indoor training).
  • A mobile app with personalized settings and remote location.

This information comes from the manufacturer: we have not measured it ourselves.

Sizes

Three sizes by build (S: 150–165 cm, M: 160–175 cm, L: 170–185 cm) and three waist ranges (M: 68–110, L: 80–125, XL: 90–140), in black.

Before you buy

  • VIGX's official store lists its prices in US dollars; we are still confirming the price with the manufacturer.
  • Orders ship from Shenzhen (China): VIGX quotes 12 to 18 business days to the European Union.
  • Customs fees and import VAT may apply: check them at checkout.
  • VIGX mentions an international certification without specifying CE marking: ask the manufacturer if that matters for your use.
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Frequently asked questions

Is the VIGX Ant-H1 Pro suited for daily use?

That's the manufacturer's stated positioning: a dual-actuator hip exoskeleton (one actuator per hip), designed for regular everyday use while walking and climbing rather than occasional sport-only use. Its two modes — assistance for walking and hiking, resistance/damping for indoor training — aim to cover both daily commuting and targeted home workouts. At roughly 2.3 kg with a suspension belt claimed for a stable fit, VIGX presents it as comfortable enough for extended wear, though no maximum recommended daily wear time is specified.

How long does the battery last?

The manufacturer states up to 12,000 steps per charge, with a compact battery of roughly 250 g that swaps in 3 seconds via a magnetic connection — a system designed to let you carry a spare battery rather than wait for a full recharge. As a rough guide, 12,000 steps is about 8 to 9 km depending on stride, enough for a standard daily outing but potentially requiring a spare battery for a longer day or multiple outings. Full charging time isn't specified by VIGX; we'd recommend checking this with the manufacturer if battery life is decisive for your use.

Can it be used in the rain or dusty outdoor conditions?

The manufacturer states waterproof and dustproof protection designed for outdoor use, without publishing a standardized ingress-protection (IP) rating on the public materials we reviewed. This absence of a rated figure doesn't necessarily mean the product is weak in this area, but it does mean you can't objectively compare its water and dust resistance against other models that do publish an IP54, IP65 or equivalent rating. If you plan regular use in rain or dusty conditions (job sites, dry trails), ask VIGX for this detail directly before buying.

Do I need an app to use it?

Yes, a mobile app accompanies the VIGX Ant-H1 Pro and, according to the manufacturer, lets you personalize assistance settings and locate the device remotely — useful in case of loss or theft, and also for adjusting the assistance level without physically handling the device. VIGX doesn't specify whether the app is available on both iOS and Android, or whether a constant Bluetooth or Wi-Fi connection is required to use it; these practical details are worth checking before buying if using it without a nearby smartphone matters to you.

What about price, shipping and customs?

Like the rest of the VIGX range, prices are listed in US dollars by the manufacturer — the VIGX Ant-H1 Pro is currently offered at $1,999.99 on sale ($2,399 at full price) — with the euro conversion shown on our page being an estimate at the current exchange rate. Shipping originates from Shenzhen, China, with a stated delivery time of 12 to 18 business days to the EU, not counting any customs delays. Customs duties and import VAT may be added to the amount charged on delivery: budget for this margin before confirming your order.

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Related questions

  • Can you change an exoskeleton's battery while walking?

    It depends on the model. According to our pages, the VIGX π Plus has a double battery with hot swapping without switching the device off, and the Ant-H1 Pro's battery (about 250 g) is replaced in 3 seconds by magnetic connection. For other brands, our pages do not specify whether the battery is removable.

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