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The Topo gives your feet varied terrain, encouraging movement and making standing less tedious. It’s also the easiest mat to move when you’re switching positions.

This mat’s varied terrain encourages movement, making standing less tedious and less achy. The Topo is also easy to move when you switch between standing and sitting.

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Our testers had an unmistakable preference for the Ergodriven Topo Comfort Mat. Its solid foam construction creates a damp feeling that both cushions and supports, allowing us to stand for long periods without tiring. Given that the conventional wisdom around standing desks is to alternate between both standing and sitting, having a mat that easily slides under your desk makes this transition a lot easier. The Topo's raised edges allowed us to push the mat quickly under the desk and pull it back out with one foot. We discovered that the mat's size works best with desks with nothing underneath them. Our testers found that they stood and worked longer atop this mat than others due to the various feet positions this model promotes. 
The Topo is one of the most expensive mats we tested, though it is also available in a slightly smaller, more affordable size. It's also more of a one-trick pony than the other mats. If you're serious about alternating between standing and sitting at your desk and want a high-quality mat, the Ergodriven Topo is an investment that your feet will appreciate. 

Our testers had an unmistakable preference for the Ergodriven Topo Comfort. Its solid foam construction creates a damp feeling that both cushions and supports, allowing us to stand for long periods without tiring. Given that the conventional wisdom around standing desks is to alternate between both standing and sitting, having a mat that easily slides under your desk makes this transition a lot easier. The Topo's raised edges allowed us to push the mat quickly under the desk and pull it back out with one foot. We discovered that the mat's size works best with desks with nothing underneath them. Our testers found that they stood and worked longer atop this mat than others due to the various feet positions this model promotes. 
The Topo is one of the most expensive mats we tested, though it is also available in a slightly smaller, more affordable size. It's also more of a one-trick pony than the other mats. If you're serious about alternating between standing and sitting at your desk and want a high-quality mat, the Ergodriven Topo is an investment that your feet will appreciate. 

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This standing desk mat relieves my leg fatigue with its excellent cushioning

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The Best Standing Desk Mats

The FEZIBO Anti-Fatigue Mat is the only wobble board we tested. Its 8.5-inch tilting angle is not so extreme to be wholly distracting but does provide enough rocker to let you move from side to side, avoiding a static stance. The FEZIBO also features massage beads on both sides of its concave side and horizontal raised lines in the middle. Our tester found the beads to be on the firm side but not so uncomfortable that they couldn't use the board barefoot. The mat's center is smoother, and we found that standing there allowed the board to remain flat with no wobble. We like its versatility, adding challenge to home workouts like planks and squats. It also travels and stores better than the other mats.
Its hardwood construction makes the FEZIBO the firmest of all the mats tested. Because it requires the user to balance, it may not be a great fit for those who are easily distracted. The FEZIBO is an excellent option if you're not married to the idea of a flat, stationary mat or if you have a smaller office space. Our testers also recommend this mat most for restless legs. 

The FEZIBO Anti-Fatigue is the only wobble board we tested. Its 8.5-inch tilting angle is not so extreme to be wholly distracting but does provide enough rocker to let you move from side to side, avoiding a static stance. The FEZIBO also features massage beads on both sides of its concave side and horizontal raised lines in the middle. Our tester found the beads to be on the firm side but not so uncomfortable that they couldn't use the board barefoot. The mat's center is smoother, and we found that standing there allowed the board to remain flat with no wobble. We like its versatility, adding challenge to home workouts like planks and squats. It also travels and stores better than the other mats.
Its hardwood construction makes the FEZIBO the firmest of all the mats tested. Because it requires the user to balance, it may not be a great fit for those who are easily distracted. The FEZIBO is an excellent option if you're not married to the idea of a flat, stationary mat or if you have a smaller office space. Our testers also recommend this mat most for restless legs. 

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