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Introducing the desk treadmill: Walk, work and feel better every day
Walk and work at the same time - with a treadmill under your desk
A desk treadmill sits neatly under your workstation and lets you walk at a slow, steady pace while you get on with your day. No sweat. No drama.
Used alongside a sit-stand desk, you can mix sitting, standing and walking however works best for you. That kind of movement variety is exactly what your body needs and exactly what most office environments don't offer.
The real problem with sitting all day
Sitting for long stretches isn't just uncomfortable, it's been linked to serious health risks, including:
- Cardiovascular disease
- Type 2 diabetes
- Back pain and joint problems
- Lower energy and poor focus
Here's what surprises most people: regular exercise doesn't fully undo the damage of a sedentary day. It's not just about moving more, it's about sitting less. A desk treadmill helps you do exactly that, right from your workspace.
You Don't Need to Break a Sweat to Feel the Benefits
Our desk treadmill has a maximum speed of 6 km/h, it's designed for a gentle walking pace, not a workout. That's intentional. Even slow, low-intensity movement:
- Gets your blood circulating
- Burns more calories than sitting still
- Increases oxygen flow to your brain
- Helps you feel less tired and less stressed
- Sharpens your focus
Whether you're new to active working or already love the idea, this is movement that fits into your day.
Practical, Quiet and Easy to Use
- Foldable
- Only 30 kg
- Wheels included
- Quiet motor
Small Changes, Real Results
FAQ
- A treadmill is an exercise machine with a rolling belt, which is powered either by a motor or your own steps.
- Our treadmill has a minimum speed of 0.5 km/h and a maximum speed of 6.0 km/h.
- Walking while working increases blood circulation and metabolism, giving both the body and brain more oxygen and energy.
- A treadmill, if it has a motor, has a weaker motor than a running machine.
- How long you walk is up to you, but a good idea is to start slowly with, for example, 10-20 minutes a day and then increase. We recommend varying between sitting, standing and walking during a workday.
- Find out what our treadmill costs here!
- It is possible to run on our treadmill, but it is not what it is designed for. For example, it can cause the mat of the belt to wear out faster.
