Ergonomic keyboard trays overcome the innate inadequacy of desks, allowing you to type in a way that’s more neutral for your upper body. This results in decreased likelihood of developing RSIs (repetitive strain injuries) and carpal tunnel syndrome.
As basic as they come, this is a thin steel, 3-drawer mobile file pedestal that's supposed to match Autonomous' standing desks, but the color options and quality leave a lot to be desired, even at a $169 price point.
The EcoLast TreadTop preserves all of the qualities that made iMovR’s EcoLast Premium standing mats so great and adapts them to fit on the deck of an office treadmill, providing much-needed relief to deskers who find themselves taking their standing breaks without dismounting. Th…
All treadmill mats are definitely not created equal. In this comparison review our expert review staff explains the difference between gym equipment mats and treadmill mats, and the further difference between ordinary treadmill mats and ones designed specifically for office tread…
This is the highest quality treadmill mat we could find, and also the only one that is properly sized for an office walking treadmill. Other, cheaper mats exist, but are too large, too thin and flimsy, and won't provide the same level of floor and treadmill protection, or reduce …
Finally, there's a solution. iMovR's new Elevon™ tray allows you to add a SteadyType tray to any standing desk or treadmill desk, and it adds two "side wings" that can also tilt to the same extremes, but their pivot axis is at a 45-degree angle off the pivot axis of the SteadyTyp…
With similar ergonomic adjustability as the TreadTop Chair (only lacking a full-sized back rest), the Stool offers surprisingly good comfort—whether used as a seat, or as a standing “perch”—and is ideal for office workers looking for a portable seat they can move from the cubicle…
Grinding up old shoes to serve a second life as a treadmill mat is brilliant, and we applaud it fully. However, the Nike Grind is an equipment mat designed for a gym environment. While it is thicker than flimsy 2 mm mats that are often sold as treadmill mats, it isn't as thick as…
Typical sit-stand-walk desks can often be too wide for many prospecting users who have more restricted floor space. iMovR's new Tempo TreadTop ergonomic office chair transforms treadmill desks of any size into a fully-fledged sit-stand-walk workstation. More than any chair on the…
A good under-treadmill mat will pay dividends by reducing noise, vibration and dust collection in the innards of your treadmill, while protecting the floors from damage. The best mats will be a quarter-inch (6 mm) thick, made of 100% recycled rubber in the USA, and properly sized…
Lubrication is never high on the list of people's favorite things about treadmill desking. It holds the possibility to be time consuming, messy, and just generally unpleasant – but it's also necessary for keeping your equipment in good working order. iMovR has produced a more use…
No treadmill can last long without regular lubrication, and the LifeSpan DT3 models – even the largely maintenance-free TR5000 – are no exceptions. LifeSpan's in-house lubricant keeps things running smoothly. However, LifeSpan's universal pump applicator can still make maintenanc…
At $159, the Birdi is a well-priced, lab-tested perching stool great for active workstations. The thick, high-resilient foam also makes the Birdi noticeably more comfortable than many of its leaning stool competitors. While a no-back perching stool-style may not be for everyone, …
Desktop power modules can be a real back saver and reduce clutter at any workstation. In this round-up we review some two dozen options including grommet-mount, edge-clamp, underdesk-mount and free-floating power modules marketing specifically to standing desk and treadmill desk …
There’s a time and place for thrift. Buying generic aspirin from a pharmacy? Great idea. Buying cheap aspirin from a website in China? Maybe not such a great idea. Trying to use a SurfShelf as a walking worksurface falls somewhere in between – it won’t kill you, but it will se…
Feeling the burn is a good thing, as any extra-intense physical trainer can tell you, but let’s save the sweat for the gym. Working while walking is all about comfort and productivity – so save the Rocky theme for later, hotshot, time to talk about staying cool.
ased on our regular encounters with occupational ergonomists and ergonomic product designers, it’s fair to say that many, if not most, of those working in the field today did not receive any formal training on the vast differences between working at a keyboard in a seated versus …