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Life Style

TOOLS, TRENDS, AND TOPICS

{Utility Belt}

STANDING AT ATTENTION

UNCONVENTIONAL DESKS

GET PEOPLE ON THE GO

LET’S FACE IT. MANY OF US SPEND COUNTLESS HOURS SITTING

ON OUR BUTTS STARING AT A COMPUTER SCREEN EVERY DAY.
BUT WITH MORE AND MORE RESEARCH SHOWING THE DANGERS
OF SEDENTARY WORKS HABITS, IT'S TIME TO BELLY UP TO ONE OF
THESE UNCONVENTIONAL DESKS.

TrekDesk
Attaching to an existing treadmill, the TrekDesk allows employ-

ees to walk slowly while they work (without dripping sweat on the
keyboard). It adjusts to ideal ergonomic settings and includes a

manuscript holder, a ile folder with three levels, and a top stand for a
phone. The 57-pound TrekDesk also folds up for easy storage.
[$499 / trekdesk.com]

EX7235 Pro

UPLIFT Desk
Created by a certiied

C3-DT5 Bike Desk
professional ergonomist,
For people who would rather pedal than the UPLIFT Desk has a

walk or where ofice space is limited, the C3- 26-inch range of height
DT5 Bike Desk can add activity into the work- adjustment, a 355-pound

day. This desk combines an upright bike with a weight capacity, and an
manual height-adjustable desk. The bike can LED memory switch with
slide out when not in use so it can be used as four programmable heights.

a traditional stand-up desk as well. This desk It comes in a variety of
is ideal for single users or small groups where inishes, including maple,

desktop height adjustments are infrequent. mahogany, and cherry.
[$1,199 / lifespanitness.com]
[$699 / upliftdesk.com]

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