FEZIBO Standing Desk Anti Fatigue Mat with Ergonomic Design Comfort Floor Mat Gray

I switch often between sitting, standing and walking at my desk. This thing is VERY comfy, it helped me get used to standing regularly. A bit of a pain to move around at it's size, but otherwise I can't fault it, it worked exactly as I hoped.

Really enjoy having this to stand on intermittently during the day.It is durable and flexible to throw in the corner. Really a great investment for those with a standing desk, and plenty of foot room to shift around a bit

The media could not be loaded.  Firm but soft. My bad feet and painful arches love the orange rollers. This is a must for stand up desk. I might even get one for my kitchen

I read the reviews for many standing mats and purchased this one after reading the reviews and seeing the various color choices. I like having one that sort of matches the color of my floor (gray/yellow). I can stand for hours on end, even with knee arthritis. Having owned other desk mats, the thing I really like about this one is that it is very cushiony without being overly heavy. It's easy for me to quickly pick it up and store it. There are so many options for massaging your feet and stretching your calf muscles. I'm not sure of the durability, as I've only had it for a week, but so far, so good!

This mat is harder than other mats, but smaller than some, so it fits under the desk when other mats didn’t. Love the rollers, though they are harder than the brand this one is knocking off, so they cause as much pain as relief

I own both this and the Fezibo balance board and I have to say the mat is a dramatically more superior standing experience. While the balance board is good, in today’s Zoom heavy world there were a few shortcomings. For one, I had limited freedom of side to side motion. And with multiple large monitors, when I did shift, I might bob up and down, or rather down and back up, as I repositioned myself. And on a Zoom video call, that could be pretty distracting, not to mention the rocking that you don’t even realize you’re doing. And finally, it just wasn’t as comfortable for long stretches. I personally think it could have used another inch of padding.Enter the Fezibo mat. Wow. First the mat has enough cushion that you can just stand on it and it feels nice. And there’s added cushioning around all the edges to stretch a calf muscle or the like. And then the foot rollers... some complained about them being too hard, but I love it. Rolls out on your arches and the balls of your feet and feels great. Or you can put the roller in the front “pockets” of the mat and work your heels on them and it feels amazing.Lastly, while it could vary by flooring type, does not slide around at all on my carpeting, which was a complaint in a few reviews. That said the mat is firm (doesn’t flop or fold on itself) so you can just pick it up and lean it against the wall when not using. This was important for me so I could switch to a chair as needed.Ok I hope this was helpful. If you’re torn between the mat and board, I’d go for the mat. While you will not get the rocking action of the mat (and the ever so small added core work), you will find yourself having plenty of options to stand and work your feet so they don’t get restless or uncomfortable.

I got this to replace the mat I was using (which was fine). This thing is awesome. It is very comfortable to stand on, the rollers are so nice for my feet. I always have knots on my feet and this is really helping. I like the "ball" thing in the middle, that feels good too. Honestly, there isn't anything about this product I don't like. Highly recommend. I may be buying this for anyone I know who stands at their desk for Christmas.

Highly recommended. Feels very high quality - I hope it lasts like I think it will. I do not feel the rollers are a gimmick and all and they surprisingly feel quite good. “Massaging” aside, they really get your blood flowing / recirculating with just a few back and forth motions which totally resets your level of standing fatigue. Also good for fidgeters. The rollers sit nicely in the alcoves and do not move around. The video shows one user rolling the rollers in place in their alcoves, don’t expect to be able to do that and get anything from it. Enough pressure to feel good and they don’t spin in place. To get them to spin you have to apply almost no weight. That’s not a con for me though as I prefer the movement along the pad/“tracks”. The grooves catch nicely and they stay on track. I am 200 pounds and the pad compresses just enough for comfort, but it stays mostly firm - this is good. My first few days at my standing desk without this were a bit painful and which was surprising since I am “young and healthy”. This greatly reduces standing fatigue. I purchased it on sale for $59, and I do feel it’s worth it, but I’m not sure I would pay more for ANY pad, regardless of comfort or quality. Thanks for a great product.

Really good piece of kit. Does exactly what you hope and my feet have never felt better standing at the desk!