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Are there jets on the backpack as well? As a lightweight person doing ring workouts, I can already tell you that just holding yourself upright is tough for most
by genericone 5y ago
Are there jets on the backpack as well? As a lightweight person doing ring workouts, I can already tell you that just holding yourself upright is tough for most people to start with. Heavier people have a way harder time on rings, so I'm imagining holding the fuel and equipment while doing a dynamic ring workout, and I can't imagine doing it without a jet on the backpack, always gimbaled downwards.
- gooseyard 5y agomy first thought was that this seems like the sort of thing that looks like it would be incredibly fun until my arms tired and went limp after gaining some altitude and I plummeted to my death. Now a jetpack exoskeleton on the other hand...
- jessriedel 5y agoMost of the thrust is indeed coming from jets on the backpack. As far as I can tell, the hand thrusters are used mostly for balance. So like leaning forward a bit while standing and supporting yourself by grabbing a railing.
- nicoburns 5y agoYes there is.