AstonJ
Standing Desk Treadmills & Bikes
Thought it might be worth having a dedicated thread for standing desk treadmills (for those interested, here’s our general thread on standing desks).
So far I’ve found this one that looks suitable:
It’s the widest I can find (45cm mat) in a flat treadmill (most are 40cm). I did also consider the foldable one, but they can only be used for walking as most only go up to a speed of 3km/h. The one on the video above can go up to 6km/h.
This one seems to be purpose built, but seems so small!
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sportstech-DESKFIT-Treadmill-healthy-practical/dp/B07DKXWRGH
This is a folding one:
Here are some general threads about walking desks:
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dimitarvp
I kind of started shilling for Steelcase but they have pretty awesome things, like this one:
or this one:
I am not very interested but my wife instantly was 
dimitarvp
Man, there’s literally physically no space where to put it. I’ll settle for two huge height-adjustable desks and will do my best to spend much more time to stand and not to sit.
Qqwy
Just a thought, are there any people who have experimented with a ‘home trainer’ rather than a threadmill? Maybe a stationary bike-like setup might make it easier to keep typing/mousing than a threadmill?
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