Omni Desk
- Our quality under desk treadmill, but with a premium desk!
- Easily control your desk height and treadmill base
Parfait pour une utilisation à la maison ou au travail avec un cadre incroyablement robuste
1.500+ tevreden klanten (4.7/5)
€2,649.00 EUR
€2,149.00 EUR
€2,149.00 EUR
€2,899.00 EUR
€1,799.00 EUR€1,499.00 EUR
€2,199.00 EUR€2,099.00 EUR
Le Retro-Hub a fait ses preuves et apporte ce look vintage. Notre console originale pour notre tapis roulant présente des affichages numériques clairs facilitant le suivi de votre temps, de votre distance et de vos calories perdues, sans aucune approximation.
Produits compatibles :
The Omni-Hub is a new versatile, smart console with a modern look. The console allows you to stop, start, and adjust the speed of your treadmill with the touch of a button. You can easily view your step count, distance walked, and calories burned.
Compatible products:
First off, yes treadmill desks are safe to use. For the most part, walking on a treadmill desk poses all the same difficulties as walking elsewhere in an office, albeit with potentially more multitasking depending on the user. However, I'd like to think as a whole we are being more adapt to walking and multitasking what with the abundance and ease of cell phones. Rarely do you find someone walking down the street with a smartphone not tethered to their hand. Basically, walking on a treadmill desk while typing on your computer or while on a conference call is much like walking down the street while using your smartphone. In fact, without the added obstacles of other people, cars, bicyclers, etc. it is probably more safe.
Even so, we understand the concern for HR in adding them into the workplace. After all, walking while working is a fairly new concept and few people have had the opportunity to take a treadmill desk for a test drive so to speak. Because of this, at LifeSpan, we have added a variety of safety features to our treadmill desks.
As with any other product, a treadmill desk should be used solely as it was manufactured to be used. Doing so will help eliminate unnecessary mishaps.
You'll want to wear comfortable attire if you plan on walking for large periods of time. This includes both shoes and clothing. I personally keep a pair of tennis shoes next to my desk that a switch into every time before I begin walking. I don't know how many times I've seen pictures of women wearing 3-inch heels while using a treadmill desk, but I would definitely advise against doing so. You will want to wear comfortable, breathable clothing. Even though you will most likely be walking somewhere between 1.5 and 2.0 MPH (and likely won't break a sweat,) walking for long periods in skin-tight clothing is never enjoyable.
LifeSpan treadmill desks are very quiet, especially when compared to fitness treadmills. Walk in soft-soled shoes at a comfortable pace and properly maintain your unit to reduce those extra noises. Read more.