Steppie
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} } Active standing balance board Add Movement to Your Standing Workstation Steppie is designed for use at a sit-stand desk to make standing more dynamic rather than leaving you fixed in one position. Its gently curved base creates controlled side-to-side movement, encouraging small shifts in body weight and changes in lower-limb position while you continue working. The wide, flat standing platform gives both feet a stable surface while still allowing enough movement to introduce variation into periods of standing work. Standing still is still standing still. Steppie adds movement. Small weight shifts naturally tip the board from side to side, allowing your ankles, knees and hips to move through slightly different positions while you remain at your desk. Designed for Active Standing at Your Desk MOVE Gentle Side-to-Side Movement Small changes in body weight cause Steppie to move laterally, introducing movement without requiring a dedicated exercise routine. FLAT Wide, Flat Standing Surface The platform gives your feet a broad, level surface rather than asking you to stand on a narrow or highly unstable balance board. 200KG Substantial Weight Capacity The current Australian Steppie specification supports users up to approximately 200kg. 5.3CM Low-Profile Design At approximately 5.3cm high, Steppie introduces movement without substantially raising your standing position above the floor. A Sit-Stand Desk Is About Changing Position, Not Standing All Day Moving from prolonged sitting to prolonged static standing simply replaces one sustained position with another. Steppie is designed to introduce small, controlled movements while you stand, making it easier to vary how your weight is distributed through the feet and lower limbs. Use it as one part of a varied working day that includes sitting, standing, walking and regular changes in position. Movement Happens Naturally as You Work Step onto the board with your feet comfortably positioned apart. As you reach for something, turn slightly or shift your body weight, Steppie moves with you. You can also deliberately transfer your weight from one side to the other whenever you want more movement. The motion is controlled enough that the board is designed to be used while continuing normal desk-based tasks rather than requiring your full attention like a training-style balance board. Give Your Lower Limbs More Opportunity to Change Position Side-to-side movement lets you alternate the way weight is distributed between your left and right sides rather than holding exactly the same standing position throughout a work period. Shift Body Weight Move Ankles Vary Knee Position Change Hip Loading A Natural Companion for a Height-Adjustable Desk Steppie is designed specifically for standing desk use, making it useful when you want more movement during the standing portion of your working day. Its approximately 56 × 36cm footprint provides enough space for a natural standing position while remaining compact enough to move out of the way when you return to seated work. i Remember to account for the extra height. Steppie raises your standing position by approximately 5.3cm, so your standing desk may need to be raised slightly when you step onto the board. Easy to Move Around the Workstation At approximately 2.25kg, Steppie can be moved away from the desk when you sit down and brought back when you want to stand again. That also makes it practical for flexible or activity-based work environments where equipment may need to move between a locker and desk. Product Details Product Steppie Product Type Active standing balance board Movement Controlled side-to-side rocking Width Approximately 56cm Depth Approximately 36cm Height Approximately 5.3cm Product Weight Approximately 2.25kg Maximum User Weight Up to approximately 200kg Material Polypropylene copolymer Colour Grey Design Danish Best For Sit-stand desk users wanting controlled lower-limb movement and greater postural variation during periods of standing work ✓ 2-Year Warranty Steppie is covered by a two-year warranty through No More Pain Ergonomics. If a covered fault develops during the warranty period, we'll work with you to arrange repair or replacement in accordance with our warranty terms. Make Standing at Your Desk More Dynamic With its wide standing platform, controlled side-to-side movement, 200kg capacity and compact 5.3cm-high design, Steppie gives sit-stand desk users a simple way to introduce gentle weight shifts and lower-limb movement during periods of standing work rather than remaining fixed in one position.
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