[June 2025] Can hiking exoskeletons like Dnsys and Hypershell actually extend human mobility on real trails?

What makes this interesting to me is less the product review angle and more the bigger question behind it. If consumer exoskeletons keep getting lighter, cheaper, and more usable on uneven ground, they could eventually become a real mobility tool for hiking, rehab, aging, and general outdoor access. Right now they still feel a bit early, but it does make me wonder whether this is the start of exoskeletons moving from novelty into something practical for everyday people. Curious how close people think we really are to that.