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Some interesting details:
-Wolverine can heal from anything, so protection is of no priority. But he can be knocked out, or even worse, a strong enough hit could possibly liquify his brain, even if he heals, a great loss would be dealt to his memory, so What is the logical step? Provide him with special gear tailored to his abilities. A helmet with sloped armor on the sides with an extra intimidating factor accenting his feralness.
-Storm, How can she fly as she often does? She ain’t a telekinetic, she might be said to control the flow of the elements. So she can control the wind. Second, Why would Storm wear a cape? For theatrics? No, if this fabric is connected by a harness to her body, it could be a platform for her to use it to elevate herself like if she were parasailing.
-Cyclops, here control over his visor is through buttons on his glove, primitive but functional.

How do you get something grounded without taking away all the iconic colors of the X-men? In the midst of battle with superhuman soldiers, it is important to recognize what each one does, unlike a regular army where uniformity is the norm. So color coded roles are a necessity to the X-men. The idea is that Charles Xavier forms a clandestine group of X-men, not with tailor-made suits, but regular tactical gear, keep it on the low. In a MCU world it could make them feel different to the others where from a Kree soldier, a Shield agent to the design of a clandestine scientist infatuated with ants, the suits look like they were made by the same faction. Instead of being panelized, these are baggy. Maybe in a world where Professor X has through Cerebro, successfully hidden the mutants from the general consciousness, this until something happens to him and suddenly a whole portion of humanity is revealed to be superhuman.

Description
Some interesting details:
-Wolverine can heal from anything, so protection is of no priority. But he can be knocked out, or even worse, a strong enough hit could possibly liquify his brain, even if he heals, a great loss would be dealt to his memory, so What is the logical step? Provide him with special gear tailored to his abilities. A helmet with sloped armor on the sides with an extra intimidating factor accenting his feralness.
-Storm, How can she fly as she often does? She ain’t a telekinetic, she might be said to control the flow of the elements. So she can control the wind. Second, Why would Storm wear a cape? For theatrics? No, if this fabric is connected by a harness to her body, it could be a platform for her to use it to elevate herself like if she were parasailing.
-Cyclops, here control over his visor is through buttons on his glove, primitive but functional.

How do you get something grounded without taking away all the iconic colors of the X-men? In the midst of battle with superhuman soldiers, it is important to recognize what each one does, unlike a regular army where uniformity is the norm. So color coded roles are a necessity to the X-men. The idea is that Charles Xavier forms a clandestine group of X-men, not with tailor-made suits, but regular tactical gear, keep it on the low. In a MCU world it could make them feel different to the others where from a Kree soldier, a Shield agent to the design of a clandestine scientist infatuated with ants, the suits look like they were made by the same faction. Instead of being panelized, these are baggy. Maybe in a world where Professor X has through Cerebro, successfully hidden the mutants from the general consciousness, this until something happens to him and suddenly a whole portion of humanity is revealed to be superhuman.