Ergodriven Topo Comfort Mat by | The Not-Flat Standing Desk Anti-Fatigue Mat with Calculated Terrain | Standing Desk Mat | Comfortable Standing Mat | Office Mat | Desk Accessories | Obsidian Black

Schon nach den ersten 10 Minuten Benutzung war ich verliebt. Meine Füße frohlocken und ich konnte heute mehrere Stunden anstatt nur 30-60 Minuten an meinem Schreibtisch stehen bevor ich mich mal wieder hinsetzen wollte. Das Layout der Matte ist genial; es gibt so viele gemütliche und abwechslungsreiche Positionen, und sowohl meine Sohlen als auch meine Fußgelenksehnen sind so entspannt wie sonst nie. Ich wechsle quasi mehrmals pro Minute leicht oder komplett die Position, aber es lenkt nicht vom Arbeiten ab. Stattdessen macht es sogar richtig Laune eine gute Dehnposition zu finden. Die ganze Matte ist super, aber vor allem der Tropfen in der Mitte und der hohe "Damm" hinten machen diese Matte um Welten besser als alles was ich davor versucht habe. Die Matte ist schon ziemlich teuer und ich musste 5 Wochen warten bis die Matte versandt wurde (danach ne Woche Versand + Zoll), aber es hat sich vollkommen gelohnt! Anmelden für 7 Jahre Garantie nicht vergessen!

Ho preso questo tappeto dopo aver visto il video del kickstarter da cui è nato, il quale è stato molto convincente nel elencare tutti i comfort. Usando una standing-desk ho voluto provarlo e devo dire che agli inizi sembra scomodo, bisogna prendere abitudine prima di tutto a stare sul posto, nel senso che il tappeto copre un'area specifica e non si può muoversi liberamente da una parte all'altra della scrivania. Il problema fondamentale l'ho trovato dover continuamente spostarlo dal pavimento (e riporlo da qualche parte) nei momenti in cui invece lavoro seduto (la scrivania è regolabile sia per in piedi che per seduto). Alla fine l'ho reso perchè non mi trovavo, ma non vuol dire che non sia comodo per nessuno, penso bisogni abituarsi semplicemente.

It's like having your feet massaged while you work at your desk. Absolutely brilliant but please (unlike the ads) remove your shoes!

OK, I've been using a standing desk for a couple of years. Initially I put up with aching feet but then about 18 months ago I started wearing fit flop sandals and slippers, which were great at stopping the ache but whatever is inside the wedge wears out. Also, continued wearing of fit flops may have given my buttocks a work-out but hasn't done my feet any favours, they seem to be even more uncomfortable in any other shoes/boots. Researched anti-fatique mats and decided to buy this one because i can give my feet a good work out (either in socks or sof-tish soled slippers) and stretch my calves, which are very tight, whilst working. I stand in front of a computer for most of the day and i find this mat encourages me to move more than wearing fit flops ever did so my working posture is better as a direct result. Even if i just stand on the flat surface without using any of the humps/lumps to stretch anything, i get a lot less ache in my feet. Yes it's expensive compared to most other anti-fatigue mats available but I think it's well worth the investment.

I’ve used this Ergodriven standing desk mat on hardwood floors for almost 2 years (paid $99). I stand at my desk about 1-2 hours per day, and this has been a major comfort upgrade versus standing on a flat mat or directly on the floor. What I like: Comfortable for longer standing sessions. It noticeably reduces foot fatigue on hardwood. The contours are genuinely useful. The ridges and angles encourage shifting positions, which keeps standing from feeling rigid or tiring. Easy to stretch/move your feet. The raised sections make it natural to roll your foot or stretch your calves while working. Easy to clean. Dirt doesn’t cling much and it wipes down quickly. Minor downsides: It’s rigid and somewhat large, so you’ll want a place to slide it when you’re sitting, or just keep it under your desk if you have the space (I also use it to rest my feet on when sitting). Price is on the high side, but if you stand daily, even 1-2 hours, it’s been worth it for me. If you rarely stand, you may not need something this substantial. But for a regular standing routine on hardwood, it’s a solid long-term buy.