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Ready for a ride? (Photo: Amazon)
Working from home has plenty of perks. You can wear your PJs during meetings, you have your whole kitchen right there, and your commute is next to nothing. But tthere’sone a significant downside to working from home: You’re moving less. While you could try to squeeze more into your regular exercise routine to make up for it, it can be hard to find the time. TThat’swhere the DeskCycle comes in. This handy machine is a pint-sized version of an exercise bike—and you can use it while you WFH. And, today only, the DeskCycle is marked down to $147 (it was $199) at Amazon. This portable bike is so, so cool. For starters, iit’scompact. Just slip it under your desk, and you can start pedaling immediately. It even works under desks as low as 27 inches!
The bike has a magnetic resistance mechanism for a quiet, smooth ride, so it wwon’tinterrupt you while you work. It also has eight calibrated resistance settings, allowing you to go from a leisurely cruise to more challenging locations. You can even monitor your speed, time, distance, and calories burned with the DeskCycle!
Pedal while you work. (Photo: Amazon)
The DeskCycle has many fans, including many who swear it helped them lose weight.” D” ar god the weight loss!” “the five-star reviewer wrote, pointing out that they dropped 30 pounds in one month. “I” have convinced multiple coworkers to buy these, and now our corporate gym is selling them on campus,” “he said. “T” SILENT, and it will be a deal-breaker on accepting any future jobs if I cacan’tave this at my desk. I cacan’telieve the difference in how I feel.”
“nother called the DeskCycle “b” brilliant,” “writing, “i” could make real differences in the quality of fofolks’ives.” “ne happy biker even called the DeskCycle “t”e best thing since sliced bread,” “pointing out that itit’suiet only takes five minutes of set-up time and is effective. “I” can do a slow, steady ride—20mph at resistance 2 or 3—or I can do a high intensity (HIIT) workout—30mph at resistance 3 or 4,” “he wrote.
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If you want to move more but cacan’tacrifice time at your desk, this is a deal you dodon’tant want to miss. Remember ItIt’sust for today. The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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