Sunny Health & Fitness's best-selling under-desk elliptical is on sale
We all know that exercising every day is important for your health, but let's face it—getting a good workout in isn't always easy, especially during a long and busy work day. This is where an under-desk bike or elliptical comes into play. This genius piece of fitness equipment makes it easy to move your legs while sitting at your desk. We found a great pick for under $150 that's a Amazon's best seller: The Sunny Health & Fitness Under-Desk Elliptical—and it's on sale now!
This popular machine has a stellar 4.5-star rating from over 11,000 Amazon buyers, Designed with a smooth belt-drive mechanism with magnetic resistance, the mini elliptical comes in a compact size that easily fits under your desk (and it even comes fully assembled!). Easily customize your workout with eight different levels of resistance. You can track your progress thanks to the handy digital monitor that provides real-time data on speed, calories and distance.
Reviewers claim the machine is “low in tone” and works “smooth as silk,” with one Amazon shopper even calling it a “game changer” for at-home workouts. “I am very excited about this. No assembly at all—just straight out of the box,” he wrote. “It fits perfectly under my desk and I'm working one to two hours a day to prevent the negative effects of sitting/being sedentary. My feet hurt and I'm so happy!”
“Excellent machine! Another reviewer wrote, It's nice to keep the feet active all day when I work at my desk. “Fits nicely under the desk, even with the keyboard tray. Comes fully assembled and can be used in both forward and reverse directions…what's nice is that the tension/resistance level can be adjusted. I like that it doesn't need to be plugged in. Simply unpack, store in place, and be ready to stay active even while working while sitting at a desk.
Are you ready to move your legs and get an easy, low-impact workout right from your desk? Add this great deal to your cart ASAP.
Hannah Jean is an Associate Commerce Editor at Prevention, where she covers expert-driven commerce content for all things health, beauty, and wellness. Previously an editorial assistant at Good Housekeeping, she earned graduate degrees in creative writing and psychology from Johns Hopkins University. When she's not looking for all the best products online, you can often find her trying out new food spots in New York City or behind the camera taking photos.
