ErgoActive 360° Mat Standing Desk Anti-Fatigue Balance Board

The AnthroDesk offers remarkable comfort and an appealing aesthetic. Its adjustable positioning is a feature I truly appreciate. It's become an essential part of my work setup, as it significantly reduces fatigue during extended periods of standing in front of the computer.

The 360 ErgoActive Mat is very comfortable, Thanks to the foam at the top, shoes are not needed using the board and it is so comfy. When you need to use your lower body while working, it's wonderful. For people who use standing desks or get restless or fidgety while standing, I would highly recommend this.

For the last 1.5 year working from home because of pandemic, I have tried multiple set-ups with the limited space in my apartment: sitting on bed, standing at kitchen counter, on the couch…. After months of physiotherapy and massage, I finally have a set up that would not create new musculoskeletal injuries and aggravate previous ones caused by poor set-ups. I found an adjustable laptop table that allows me to stand (which I prefer), but the floor is simply too hard for all-day standing. So I added an exercise foam pad, which helps, but I fidget, so ended up slouching. I then tried my exercise wobble disk, but the hard plastic hurt my feet. The best solution is a combination of foam pad on a wobble disk. When I stumbled upon this Anthrodesk wobble board, I hesitated for a long time because of the high price point. I finally bought it because there is no better option for me, and this is basically what I wanted: foam on top of wobble board! I also found the same board in other knock-off brands on the internet, but you don’t know what quality you are getting, and I am glad to buy from a Canadian company that focuses on ergonomics, and they were exceptionally helpful throughout my purchase. I also bought their wobble stool to diversify my movement throughout the day. I finally look forward to standing all day working in the tiny corner of my bedroom because of this board. The only regret: not finding them sooner.