#walking-pad

#walking-pad

With this compact walking pad, you can walk or run up to 3.8 miles per hour in the comfort of your own home (or home office). You can easily adjust your speed with its remote control or companion app.. At the end of your workout, switch to its vibration setting to cool down with a massage. You can use it three ways: standing, sitting in a chair with your feet resting on it, or sitting directly on the pad. Choose from four intensity levels, ranging from light mode for stretching and meditation to strong mode for muscle activation.

Working from home used to be an extraordinary concession in extraordinary times-namely, the Covid-19 pandemic that kept us all in our jammies for at least the better part of a year. While many of us have returned to the office to some extent, some vestiges remain. That includes the enduring popularity of at-home walking pads. They're compact, affordable treadmills that you can slide under a standing desk to rack up some miles and improve your focus while you work.

Sitting at a desk for at least eight hours a day is the reality for most remote workers today. But what if you could keep moving while working? That's exactly the question that inspired Johannes Kettmann, a software developer from Berlin who knows firsthand the challenge of hitting those 10,000 steps per day while working a remote desk job. The result is the Office Walker, a minimalist walking pad designed for simplicity, silence, and long-lasting durability.

You may, like me, have long been wondering if it's worth investing in a walking pad to use at home. Whether you work from home or are simply looking to increase your steps in a low-key way, an at-home treadmill you can use under your desk or while you talk on the phone or watch TV could really upgrade your life.