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Question: I am 5 feet tall.  Is there  no way that is would work for me too?
Document: Set it up, and it's great... But. I am 5' 7" and this desk is slightly too tall for me. I have it on the very lowest setting, and that puts my elbows at an exact right angle when I type. (I know that ergonomically this is supposed to be fine, but I'm used to angling down a bit more and I'd at least like the option. )Were I even one inch shorter, this desk would not work for me at all.
There are a few things I would like to add to what other reviewers have already said:1) Do to the color and rough surface of the desk, if you are using a mouse with a laser you will definitely need a mouse pad or tracking will now work reliably.2) I'm 6 feet and am using the desk at its lowest setting which puts it at my beltline where I find typing most comfortable.
This desk has been so helpful. It supports a large iMac (27&#34;) a large laser printer as well as stacks of paper, phone, I love that it is adjustable so it can be set to the perfect height for me (I am 5'4&#34; tall) I can access the control panel of the treadmill, change the speed and incline. Easy way to incorporate more walking into my day!
I am not a good sitter and my mind wanders constantly when in meetings and when doing tasks that don't captivate me or that I don't enjoy. Keeping my feet moving while I am doing some of these things on the computer actually seems to keep me more focused.4. I don't even realize how far I've walked, and if I were out walking on the pavement, I'd be so aware of that and bored because of it.5.
I had to fight with them a long time to get my warranty back. DO NOT BUY LIVESTRONG FITNESS PRODUCTS. DON'T LET your treadmill manufacturer know you use a treadmill desk.- The depth in the center of the desk (1.5 feet) is not deep enough for me to comfortably fit my keyboard and monitor, so I am stuck using a laptop. This is probably necessary to ensure that the treadmill controls are within easy reach.
I am using regular gym shoes but really have not gotten used to the standing bit. I have increased my pace from 1.5 to 2.0 though and I sweat pretty strongly at this setting. I where shorts and tank while working - that's pretty cool huh? By the end of this week I was starting to get more encouraged though.Week 3:  Ok - feet are beginning to adjust and don't hurt so bad.
Now, however, I can walk at about 2.5 mph while doing general computer work, and can talk on the phone while walking at around 2.0 mph. I will increase the incline on my treadmill on and off throughout the day.The best things about using it are:1. Even with just a few weeks I am walking about 15 miles a week on it. That's 15 miles a week that I definitely would not be walking any other time.2.
My doctors, friends, and work associates are amazed at my transformation, yet I didn't dramatically change my diet, or workout excessively outside of walking at work on average of 3.5 miles a day. I maintained the TREKDESK suggested 1-1.3mph momentum, and would adjust the treadmill incline if my weight loss plateau-ed. I did the math and I walked approximately 900 miles last year!
Seriously. This is the best thing I've ever done for myself. I got a cheap treadmill on Craig's list, put this up in my office, and it's the easiest, most comfortable way to work ever. I really didn't think it would be this great. I can't recommend this enough.
Then, I saw the ad for the Shape-Ups and had to drive all the way to San Diego, because no other local store stocks. They are comfortable and Skecher store has a 30 day return policy --can't lose!I love my Trekdesk! If you are working from home - it's a great way to work and burn calories! I would highly recommend it.
Answer: yes