| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 29 x 23 x 15 inches |
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| Package Weight | 26.31 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 20 x 33 x 46 inches |
| Brand Name | FLEXISPOT |
| Color | BlackPro |
| Material | mesh |
| Style | Traditional |
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Why Us?
FLEXISPOT is a brand offer height adjustable desks and desktop workstations, providing easy transition between sitting and standing. We have a lot more than simply standing desks. To build a flexible and healthy life with professional and courteous service for our customers is our everlasting pursuing goal.
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Product Description
Aptly named as Sit2Go, this sturdy and energizing 2-in-1 seat combines all the comfort of a traditional office chair with the health benefits of an exercise bike.
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Breathable Mesh BackrestThe breathable mesh fabric backrest ensures not only a comfortable sitting experience but also stability. |
Supportive Seat CushionThe enlarged and firm seat cushion provides no pressure support, bringing an enjoyable sedentary experience. |
Height Adjustable SeatAdjust the seat easily to your desired height, even while seated, using the one-touch lever. |
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The ideal way to ease into a fitness routine with light cycling that can be done anytime and anywhere, even while enjoying other work and leisure activities. |
Get all the benefits of a professional exercise bike with adjustable resistance levels that let you choose your challenge. |
The compact, streamlined body sits on smooth-rolling casters so it is easy to move from room to room and from indoors to outdoors. |
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| Air Purifier | Sit2Go Fitness Chair | Sit2Go Fitness Chair | Desk Bike V9 | Desk Bike V9B | Under Desktreadmill | |
| Color | White | White | Black | White | Black | Black |
| Resistance Control | 8 levels | 8 levels | 8 levels | 8 levels | ||
| Performance Tracking | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| With Desk | ✓ | ✓ | ||||
| With Seat | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| HEPA Filter | ✓ |
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Pros:* Great way to get a little exercise each day. (I probably go 4 to 8 miles a day.)* Has casters on the bottom that make it easy to slide the bike to your desk and away when you want your regular chair. (You definitely need an adjustable desk to go with it.)* It keeps track of the time and distance you peddle. It even pauses the time when you stop.* I'm 6'3", and the height works for me, but I'd be nice if the seat went up another inch or two. (My knees don't extend as much as they do on my actual bicycle.)Cons:* Clunking - I'm on my 3rd one of these stationary bikes. The first two started getting a clunking sound in them after 200 to 300 miles. On the second one, along with the clunking sound, the tracking of mileage also stopped. Amazon / Flexispot were nice enough to replace them with a new one free of charge when they broke, so that is pretty good customer service. They even shipped the new bike before I sent back the old bike. (That way I could send the old one back in the new one's box.)This third one has made it 1000 miles. It sounded like maybe the clunking was starting again around 200 miles are so. I wondered if the problem was that sometimes I like to peddle backwards. So I started making sure to only peddle forwards. The problem stopped, and the bike has now made it all the way to 1000 miles. Thus, I wonder if something comes loose inside due to peddling backwards.The only two other problems I've had are:1: The plastic lever for the seat height adjustment broke. I can still adjust it if I want to. It is kinda like a shorter handle with less leverage now. I'm the only one who uses it, so I don't really need to adjust it anyway.2: The seat is quite uncomfortable. I even got an extra pad and it still isn't good. I find myself needing to get off it for a bit after about 45 min. If they sold a $400 one with a super deluxe comfy seat, I'd would have gotten that.Overall, I'd get this one again if the one I'm using now broke. I'd be nice if there was an upgraded one that had: 1. a better seat, 2. An extra inch or two of seat height adjustment, and 3. A fix that allowed it to peddle backwards. Or even if I could buy a new seat, that'd be great.(Again, I think it was peddling backwards that led to the clunking, but maybe it was just coincidence. Maybe flexispot can look into it for their next model.)
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 20, 2021
Pros:
* Great way to get a little exercise each day. (I probably go 4 to 8 miles a day.)
* Has casters on the bottom that make it easy to slide the bike to your desk and away when you want your regular chair. (You definitely need an adjustable desk to go with it.)
* It keeps track of the time and distance you peddle. It even pauses the time when you stop.
* I'm 6'3", and the height works for me, but I'd be nice if the seat went up another inch or two. (My knees don't extend as much as they do on my actual bicycle.)
Cons:
* Clunking - I'm on my 3rd one of these stationary bikes. The first two started getting a clunking sound in them after 200 to 300 miles. On the second one, along with the clunking sound, the tracking of mileage also stopped. Amazon / Flexispot were nice enough to replace them with a new one free of charge when they broke, so that is pretty good customer service. They even shipped the new bike before I sent back the old bike. (That way I could send the old one back in the new one's box.)
This third one has made it 1000 miles. It sounded like maybe the clunking was starting again around 200 miles are so. I wondered if the problem was that sometimes I like to peddle backwards. So I started making sure to only peddle forwards. The problem stopped, and the bike has now made it all the way to 1000 miles. Thus, I wonder if something comes loose inside due to peddling backwards.
The only two other problems I've had are:
1: The plastic lever for the seat height adjustment broke. I can still adjust it if I want to. It is kinda like a shorter handle with less leverage now. I'm the only one who uses it, so I don't really need to adjust it anyway.
2: The seat is quite uncomfortable. I even got an extra pad and it still isn't good. I find myself needing to get off it for a bit after about 45 min. If they sold a $400 one with a super deluxe comfy seat, I'd would have gotten that.
Overall, I'd get this one again if the one I'm using now broke. I'd be nice if there was an upgraded one that had: 1. a better seat, 2. An extra inch or two of seat height adjustment, and 3. A fix that allowed it to peddle backwards. Or even if I could buy a new seat, that'd be great.
(Again, I think it was peddling backwards that led to the clunking, but maybe it was just coincidence. Maybe flexispot can look into it for their next model.)
* Great way to get a little exercise each day. (I probably go 4 to 8 miles a day.)
* Has casters on the bottom that make it easy to slide the bike to your desk and away when you want your regular chair. (You definitely need an adjustable desk to go with it.)
* It keeps track of the time and distance you peddle. It even pauses the time when you stop.
* I'm 6'3", and the height works for me, but I'd be nice if the seat went up another inch or two. (My knees don't extend as much as they do on my actual bicycle.)
Cons:
* Clunking - I'm on my 3rd one of these stationary bikes. The first two started getting a clunking sound in them after 200 to 300 miles. On the second one, along with the clunking sound, the tracking of mileage also stopped. Amazon / Flexispot were nice enough to replace them with a new one free of charge when they broke, so that is pretty good customer service. They even shipped the new bike before I sent back the old bike. (That way I could send the old one back in the new one's box.)
This third one has made it 1000 miles. It sounded like maybe the clunking was starting again around 200 miles are so. I wondered if the problem was that sometimes I like to peddle backwards. So I started making sure to only peddle forwards. The problem stopped, and the bike has now made it all the way to 1000 miles. Thus, I wonder if something comes loose inside due to peddling backwards.
The only two other problems I've had are:
1: The plastic lever for the seat height adjustment broke. I can still adjust it if I want to. It is kinda like a shorter handle with less leverage now. I'm the only one who uses it, so I don't really need to adjust it anyway.
2: The seat is quite uncomfortable. I even got an extra pad and it still isn't good. I find myself needing to get off it for a bit after about 45 min. If they sold a $400 one with a super deluxe comfy seat, I'd would have gotten that.
Overall, I'd get this one again if the one I'm using now broke. I'd be nice if there was an upgraded one that had: 1. a better seat, 2. An extra inch or two of seat height adjustment, and 3. A fix that allowed it to peddle backwards. Or even if I could buy a new seat, that'd be great.
(Again, I think it was peddling backwards that led to the clunking, but maybe it was just coincidence. Maybe flexispot can look into it for their next model.)
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 2, 2022
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I purchased a walking treadmill for my office a few years ago, and while it was great, I didn't enjoy the setup and put away process where I had to unplug it, stand it upright and move it out of the way for my chair. Also... I can't walk and write and this was learned the hard way.
I ordered this after seeing something similar at a local furniture store. It came SO fast, which is a big deal considering I live in Alaska. It was also the simplest setup from anything I've ever had to put together, you could probably do it without reading the instructions (only hard part is one of the pedals is threaded backward so it's NOT lefty-loosey, righty-tighty. That was weird, but it is disclosed on the instructions.
I have used it every day this week, and I've been getting an average of 10mi per day, with my peak day being 17mi. My legs feel the workout and surprisingly, my sciatic pain has decreased noticeably, I'm sure just from staying in motion instead of just sitting in a chair all day. The backrest is VERY nice - when I take a break from pedaling or need to stretch, it adds a good feeling a stability.
I'm still getting used to the bike, but I've started setting daily mileage goals, which I know will be so impactful. I'm burning at lease 200 calories a day, and that adds up!
Only "con" is that it's hard to find a position that doesn't rub on the back of your thighs or butt. I have to reposition myself occasionally. Also, I have to be sure that while I'm still getting some movement, I can't work too hard or I'll be all sweaty at work, which is not cool.
JUST BUY IT - I'm so happy with this purchase.
I ordered this after seeing something similar at a local furniture store. It came SO fast, which is a big deal considering I live in Alaska. It was also the simplest setup from anything I've ever had to put together, you could probably do it without reading the instructions (only hard part is one of the pedals is threaded backward so it's NOT lefty-loosey, righty-tighty. That was weird, but it is disclosed on the instructions.
I have used it every day this week, and I've been getting an average of 10mi per day, with my peak day being 17mi. My legs feel the workout and surprisingly, my sciatic pain has decreased noticeably, I'm sure just from staying in motion instead of just sitting in a chair all day. The backrest is VERY nice - when I take a break from pedaling or need to stretch, it adds a good feeling a stability.
I'm still getting used to the bike, but I've started setting daily mileage goals, which I know will be so impactful. I'm burning at lease 200 calories a day, and that adds up!
Only "con" is that it's hard to find a position that doesn't rub on the back of your thighs or butt. I have to reposition myself occasionally. Also, I have to be sure that while I'm still getting some movement, I can't work too hard or I'll be all sweaty at work, which is not cool.
JUST BUY IT - I'm so happy with this purchase.
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