At £1,599 the Hypershell X Ultra wearable exoskeleton sounds like science fiction. The unsettling part is how quickly it starts to feel normal

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If your KitchenAid has been doing little more than birthday cakes and the occasional loaf, the 3-in-1 Metal Pasta Attachment is the reason to actually use it. Rolling and cutting fresh pasta from scratch sounds like the kind of thing you do once for a dinner party and then quietly never again, but this attachment makes it genuinely weeknight-friendly.

The most powerful at-home laser on the market promises salon-grade collagen therapy without the salon price tag, or the small talk

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From an AI-powered exoskeleton to a body temperature sensor used by pro cycling teams, this is the kit that actually makes a measurable difference to what your body can do.

Co-created with adaptive athletes, the new outdoor range swaps zips for magnets and complexity for clarity, and the result works for everyone

At £1,599 the Hypershell X Ultra wearable exoskeleton sounds like science fiction. The unsettling part is how quickly it starts to feel normal