It folds up for easy storage and can be easily moved to another location.
And the best part is that it's only $479 - about 1 / 10th the price of other treadmill desks.
Unlike 'gym treadmill workouts' you won't sweat while walking and working - you only really need to walk at around 1 MPH to 1.5 MPH to get the calorie burning - and health benefits - of using a desk treadmill.
In fact, the owner of the company, Steve Bordley, lost 20 pounds using his Trekdesk and says his back pain completely disappeared.
If you're concerned about the excess weight and health risks that come with living a sedentary laptop lifestyle, the TrekDesk may be a way to get health, trim that waist and boost your productivity.
Here's a Video of How It Works:
Treadmill desks became popular a few years ago when some handyperson took apart their treadmill and built a desk for their computer on top of it.
Since then people have been emailing me asking "Do you know where I can buy a desk for my treadmill?"
It used to be that nobody made these things - you had to build one yourself (which if you're not handy could be a nightmare). There were a few companies that produced these desks - but they started around $4000 - $5000.
But now there's a much easier - and cheaper - alternative.
The Trekdesk is a desk specially designed to fit over almost any treadmill. It has a large surface area (72" x 34") so you have plenty of room to work.
The height is adjustable so you can easily get proper ergonomics while you work.
It comes with a manuscript holder so you can read a book or magazine while you walk.
There's also a file folder with 3 levels and a top stand to place your telephone, headset, or cell phone and two cup holders for drinks, pens, paper clips, etc.
