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Better than expected, helps Lowe back tightness
I have spinal stenosis and as a result, sitting for too long a time results in extreme lower back, glut and hamstring tightness. The best solution for me is a work station that allows for changes between a standing seated position.Previously, I had a standing-only desk with a stool and cushioned floor mat, but I only noticed a real benefit to that mat when standing on it barefoot as it was more comfortable than the concrete floor. But it never really aided my back.When I changed jobs, I purchased a rising piston-supported desk here on Amazon by TaoTronics, which is great, and this balance board. I’ve been using it for two weeks now, and I must say, it’s been very helpful.The bubble-like cushy surface feels good on my feet when I’m standing on it in my socks, but I have no problems using it with shoes on either, I just lose the benefit of the textured surface. The balancing point is not extremely fine, so don’t expect an ab work out or anything too challenging to stand on. I normally use it with the very outer edge of each side of the board through the middle of each foot when positioned horizontally-about shoulder width apart. Though this likely isn’t the recommended method since you’re foot could slip off, I find I get a more comfortable foot width this way and when I rock, get more motion. If I am experiencing any tightness, just get bored or am feeling kind of funky, I like to rock back-and-forth from side to side. This activates lower back and leg muscles helping with blood flow and preventing muscle tightness.From time to time I will rotate it to what I call the vertical position, or where it’s a long ways front to back. In this motion I can sway forward to backwards creating somewhat of a walking-style motion that changes the way the leg muscles activate.I’ve had several people around the office ask me about it and try it out and I’m pretty sure this company will be receiving a few more orders in the coming weeks.It’s not cheap, but if you’re considering a traditional standing mat for anything other than foot fatigue, I would recommend going this route for a few more dollars. I do believe that this is far more worth the money. It has solid construction, a comfortable top and gives your legs something to do while at your desk. I do kind of wish it was a tad bit wider, but that’s asking quite a bit from a product in this range.I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
Previously, I had a standing-only desk with a stool and cushioned floor mat, but I only noticed a real benefit to that mat when standing on it barefoot as it was more comfortable than the concrete floor. But it never really aided my back.
When I changed jobs, I purchased a rising piston-supported desk here on Amazon by TaoTronics, which is great, and this balance board. I’ve been using it for two weeks now, and I must say, it’s been very helpful.
The bubble-like cushy surface feels good on my feet when I’m standing on it in my socks, but I have no problems using it with shoes on either, I just lose the benefit of the textured surface. The balancing point is not extremely fine, so don’t expect an ab work out or anything too challenging to stand on. I normally use it with the very outer edge of each side of the board through the middle of each foot when positioned horizontally-about shoulder width apart. Though this likely isn’t the recommended method since you’re foot could slip off, I find I get a more comfortable foot width this way and when I rock, get more motion. If I am experiencing any tightness, just get bored or am feeling kind of funky, I like to rock back-and-forth from side to side. This activates lower back and leg muscles helping with blood flow and preventing muscle tightness.
From time to time I will rotate it to what I call the vertical position, or where it’s a long ways front to back. In this motion I can sway forward to backwards creating somewhat of a walking-style motion that changes the way the leg muscles activate.
I’ve had several people around the office ask me about it and try it out and I’m pretty sure this company will be receiving a few more orders in the coming weeks.
It’s not cheap, but if you’re considering a traditional standing mat for anything other than foot fatigue, I would recommend going this route for a few more dollars. I do believe that this is far more worth the money. It has solid construction, a comfortable top and gives your legs something to do while at your desk. I do kind of wish it was a tad bit wider, but that’s asking quite a bit from a product in this range.
I highly recommend it.
Better than expected, helps Lowe back tightness
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
I have spinal stenosis and as a result, sitting for too long a time results in extreme lower back, glut and hamstring tightness. The best solution for me is a work station that allows for changes between a standing seated position.Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2019
Previously, I had a standing-only desk with a stool and cushioned floor mat, but I only noticed a real benefit to that mat when standing on it barefoot as it was more comfortable than the concrete floor. But it never really aided my back.
When I changed jobs, I purchased a rising piston-supported desk here on Amazon by TaoTronics, which is great, and this balance board. I’ve been using it for two weeks now, and I must say, it’s been very helpful.
The bubble-like cushy surface feels good on my feet when I’m standing on it in my socks, but I have no problems using it with shoes on either, I just lose the benefit of the textured surface. The balancing point is not extremely fine, so don’t expect an ab work out or anything too challenging to stand on. I normally use it with the very outer edge of each side of the board through the middle of each foot when positioned horizontally-about shoulder width apart. Though this likely isn’t the recommended method since you’re foot could slip off, I find I get a more comfortable foot width this way and when I rock, get more motion. If I am experiencing any tightness, just get bored or am feeling kind of funky, I like to rock back-and-forth from side to side. This activates lower back and leg muscles helping with blood flow and preventing muscle tightness.
From time to time I will rotate it to what I call the vertical position, or where it’s a long ways front to back. In this motion I can sway forward to backwards creating somewhat of a walking-style motion that changes the way the leg muscles activate.
I’ve had several people around the office ask me about it and try it out and I’m pretty sure this company will be receiving a few more orders in the coming weeks.
It’s not cheap, but if you’re considering a traditional standing mat for anything other than foot fatigue, I would recommend going this route for a few more dollars. I do believe that this is far more worth the money. It has solid construction, a comfortable top and gives your legs something to do while at your desk. I do kind of wish it was a tad bit wider, but that’s asking quite a bit from a product in this range.
I highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022
Very effective and fun, but...wood paneling can come off after extensive use :(
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022
I'm at a standing desk nearly 8 hrs a day and I'm on this the entire time. I tried standing on the floor but my very flat, wide, feet hurt a lot and would get numb and my lower spine would ache. The moment I started using this all that went away so even though I bought this when it was in the $80+ range and now it's lower, totally worth the $ if you plan to stand for 3 hrs or more a day. I move in place with it, twist it around to put my legs in different positions, and occasionally use the green foot massage ball that sits in the center which hurts initially to put pressure on but after doing it for a few minutes each foot and going back to standing it feels so great. My only complaint is that the otherwise nice wood paneling, which sets it apart from other fully plastic anti-fatigue boards and fits well in a professional environment, just started coming off. I can probably glue it but I have a feeling the other parts will also fall off as I use it more.
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2022
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Dwayne W.
Fantastic ergo balance fatigue board
Reviewed in Canada on January 16, 2023
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Like a surf board 😊
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PATRIK
Nice , feels great . Works great
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Edita Gudiene
Works well
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