We sent our staff out to review the top under-desk pedal units on the market. They investigated design features, weight and size specs, customer experiences, and more according to our rigorous review process. Below, you'll see the combined results of our research.
Bike desks are basically stationary bikes that integrate with a desk workspace. We break down the top options with our roundup of bike desk reviews.
The Ergonomyx Smart Under Desk Bike has great technology in a small package with only a few issues that limit what users will use it best.
Poor reviews from on Amazon confirm what our review experts have long said about the Lifespan C3 desk bike: It is designed for exercise not desk work.
While the Flexispot Deskcise Pro doesn't solve any of the core problems, it's a step in the right direction with sit, stand, and cycle capabilities
Call them desk pedals, desk cycles, under desk pedals, or desk ellipticals. Whatever you choose, these devices require upfront effort before use at a desk.
An in-depth review of the FitDesk Executive Trainer Cycle Desk by the staff experts of WorkWhileWalking.com is coming soon.
If you want a bike desk that lets you check your email, you've found it in the FitDesk 2.0 Bike Desk. But anyone else should think twice.
The Markant Oxidesk Bike is the platypus of exercise desks—neither a beaver nor a duck. With its many ergonomic issues, we can't recommend this product.
Knowing how the study of anthropometry, posture, repetitive motion, and workspace design affects the user is critical to proper ergonomic design.