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Even when you're standing in place, you're likely going to move around a bit. This mat accommodates that with ridges to keep your legs comfortable. Read More
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With most Americans sitting around for about eight hours a day, you may have considered getting a standing desk to encourage movement throughout your workday. While doing so may make you feel more focused and energized, standing all day is no easy feat.
To make things more comfortable and supportive, try a standing desk mat underfoot. We’ve rounded up the best standing desk mats you can shop right now.
Thanks to the Ergodriven Topo's various slopes, slants, and raised surfaces, you can stand however you like—crossing your legs or standing straight.
Lots of ridges and bumps for leg workouts
Stays in place
Not exactly comfortable
Feels soft on the feet
Leaves scuff marks
Can be pricey
No extra features
Plenty of ridges for movement
Massage ball and textured bumps
Slides with movement
Not entirely comfortable
For testing, I worked at the iMovr Lander, which is the best standing desk we tested. I stood on each standing desk mat for a full workday.
In short, you don’t really need a mat for your standing desk, but quality mats offer more comfort while standing for long periods. While testing standing desks and standing desks converters previously, we found that it was quite uncomfortable if you were missing a mat, even more so with a stiff one. That’s why you should look for a cushioned mat that doesn't slip. Certain mats have topographic features that can also make standing while working more ergonomic, too.
Even if you’re only standing for a few minutes, you could benefit from a standing desk mat (also known as anti-fatigue mats). Standing desk mats can be used in basically any situation that involves standing such as prepping food and washing dishes.
There are two major kinds of standing desk mats: Flat and topographic. Flat mats are your basic rectangular mats and will provide cushion whether you’re standing for five minutes or five hours.
Topographic mats have various raised features like mounds and wedges that encourage movement while standing. These would work best for those who tend to fidget and want more out of their standing experience.
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