Proxy EDC Cyborg Soul EXO

EXO with Cricket set will ship in 5 days.
Cricket Kit only is expect to ship in late September.

It has been two years since the release of the first‑generation Cyborg Soul. Drawing on extensive feedback from the community, Proxy EDC has refined the design while preserving its iconic gameplay and core linked‑motion mechanism to launch its second‑generation model: the Cyborg Soul EXO.

EXO, short for Exoskeleton, this line represents a full upgrade built upon the original flagship. It features a more menacing aesthetic with hollowed‑out exoskeleton styling, blending tonal inspirations from *Westworld* and dark industrial design language.

Three Motions. Full-Loop Haptics.
EXO operates on a three-step mechanical loop. Each step distinct, each one feeding the next.

1. Cock back. Pull the top all the way back from neutral. It locks with an audible click. A fraction of a second later, the exposed middle section snaps backward into the housing. The delay is deliberate. You feel the lock, then the snap.

2. Push through. Drive the assembly forward. The motion travels through [3-4] magnetic detents, each one a distinct click of resistance, before landing on the magnetic seat at full extension. Top and middle move as one.

3. Pull to neutral. Pull back through the same detents. Half the distance of the cock. Reset.

Cock back, lock, snap‑back, push through, pull back — complete the full cycle with just one finger, no hand repositioning required. Your dopamine‑fueled flow stays unbroken. Rigorously tested, this is our most effective and uniquely satisfying feedback design to date.

Visual Differences: Where the original Cyborg Soul carried a heavy‑duty industrial form factor, the EXO evokes bare exposed steel skeletons with heightened aggressive visual character. Peer through its hollow housing and watch the shark‑tooth‑shaped internal ratchets cycle. This open architecture doesn't only deliver bold visuals: it significantly boosts sound output, making it as sonically satisfying as it is eye‑catching.

Structural Differences: Revisions touch the slide, ball‑groove tracks and disassembly workflow. Precision of slide engagement is drastically upgraded for superior feel. Screw count has been reduced. Loosen only the front screw to pull out the heat pipe. Full device disassembly is not required for most tweaks, making user‑led modifications much more accessible.

EXO ships with three interchangeable springs. Each one changes the character of the entire action.

Light spring: A faster, softer loop. Best for long sessions.
Standard spring: Balanced resistance through every motion. The default for most carriers.
Heavy spring: Deliberate cock, harder push, pronounced detents. Best for users who want the loop to hit harder.

EXO Extension - Cricket Kit

"The Cricket" kit not only provides a thicker, more mechanical appearance but also introduces an entirely new rotating mechanism to the Cyborg Soul.

Through a rotating ring grip, users can place two Buckyballs inside the structure. As the ring spins, the Buckyballs bounce and collide with internal magnets, producing rhythmic acoustic feedback and subtle vibration textures.

This layered feedback — sound, vibration, and rotational resistance — creates a different rhythm and variation with every operation.

The Cricket kit supports various Buckyball sizes (3 mm and 4 mm), allowing users to freely adjust the weight, sound, and vibration characteristics to craft their own unique experience.

The Cyborg Soul EXO is compatible with the earlier Utopia series. If you own other Proxy EDC products, they can still be assembled with the EXO.

If you already have the first‑generation Cyborg Soul and do not wish to purchase the EXO set, you may buy the Cricket Kit separately. The standalone kit comes in SS/PC construction, available in raw steel or black steel variants.

Material:
Cyborg Soul EXO with Cricket Kit set: SS magnetic‑washing finish + polished PEI; Grip: high‑clarity high‑hardness epoxy resin
Cricket Kit only: SS + PC; Grip: high‑clarity high‑hardness epoxy resin