Standing Desks & Treadmill Desks

Probably the best compact corner standing desk converter in the market. Robust build quality, top notch stability, classy finish options, and precision height adjustment. The Eureka 28” Corner Standing Desk Converter is our highest-rated desk converter for placing on small corner surfaces.

The TerraMat by CubeFit is a welcomed entrant into the field of varied terrain standing mats. Combining the roominess of a traditional mat with fun and interesting surface features, the TerraMat has the best of both worlds to offer its standing desk users.

ReviewCompare Ergoslant Standing Mat coming soon!

Check out our Calculated Terrain Mat Comparison Review to see our experts' views on topographic mats currently in the marketplace.

And if you'd prefer to look at more traditional, flat standing mats, see our Standing Mat Comparison Review for a round-up of the best on the market.

ReviewCompare Varidesk ActiveMat Rocker product review coming soon!

Check out our Calculated Terrain Mat Comparison Review to see our experts' views on topographic mats currently in the marketplace.

And if you'd prefer to look at more traditional, flat standing mats, see our Standing Mat Comparison Review for a round-up of the best on the market.

Call them desk pedals, desk cycles, under desk pedals, or desk ellipticals. Whatever you choose, all of these devices require a little upfront effort to get properly situated for comfortable, productive, and ergonomic use at a desk. This article brings you some expert tips based on our review staff’s experience testing various devices in the desk cycle category.

Don’t Hit Your Knees

By far, the most common complaint you’ll hear from new desk cycle users is banging their knees against the bottom of their desks. If there isn’t enough clearance under the desk, you can expect to develop some sore kneecaps. Obviously, this issue is going to plague taller individuals especially, and [...]

An interesting solution to the posture problem. Intelliskin posture undershirts behave like Kinesio tape (and were actually born out of demand for a tape replacement that lasted for more than a couple days) by providing tactile feedback to postural muscles. That’s the theory, anyway, and it seems to work. While we can’t confirm or refute the tech behind Intelliskin, we can speak to its results. Bottom line: these shirts will haul you into shape, whether you like it or not.