  Folded supersymmetry (f-SUSY) stabilizes the weak scale against radiative
corrections from the top sector via scalar partners whose gauge quantum numbers
differ from their Standard Model counterparts. This non-trivial pairing of
states can be realized in extra-dimensional theories with appropriate
supersymmetry-breaking boundary conditions. We present a class of calculable
f-SUSY models that are parametrized by a non-trivial twist in 5D boundary
conditions and can accommodate the observed Higgs mass and couplings. Although
the distinctive phenomenology associated with the novel folded states should
provide strong evidence for this mechanism, the most stringent constraints are
currently placed by conventional supersymmetry searches. These models remain
minimally fine-tuned in light of LHC8 data and provide a range of both standard
and exotic signatures accessible at LHC13.
