Walking while working?
Apparently, with the right setup, it’s pretty easy to knock out a Zoom call while burning some calories.
Amazon is filled with home workout gear of all sorts — from adjustable dumbells to rowing machines, pilates bands, yoga mats, squat racks, and much, much more. But, there is one piece of equipment that everyone seems to want to get their hands (or feet on): the Yagud Under Desk Treadmill.
Hitting 10,000 steps a day can feel like a near-impossible feat for anyone with a sedentary nine-to-five desk job. But, with an under-desk treadmill, it could be a breeze — at least, according to thousands of TikTokers and remote workers who swear by the Yagud Walking Pad for staying in shape.
These social media users have claimed that these tiny, under-desk treadmills are their secret tool for boosting their step counts and shedding some pounds.
Best of all, the popular walking pad is now under $100 on Amazon, making it a real steal compared to some other heavier-duty running machines, or a gym membership, for that matter.
“This is a mini treadmill that you can slide into any tight space and store easily,” TikTok influencer and personal trainer @diaryofafitmommy explained. “You simply plug it up, turn on the switch, and use the remote to control the speed that you want to go to.”
Of course, the seamless setup is a major draw for busy bees, but the compact design is another selling point. Over 10,000 Amazon shoppers who purchased the machine in the last month seem to agree. Many mention the fact that it’s super portable, and you can easily slide it away if guests come over.
“Everyone needs one of these because they literally can be stored underneath your bed or couch, in a closet, anywhere,” @diaryofafitmommy added. “It’s so cute and compact…”
Along with the compact design, the walking pad boasts a powerful yet quiet motor, large weight capacity, and wide LED display that shows your speed, time, distance, and calories, making it easy to track progress while working on their laptops.
TikTokers in the comment section were quick to predict that the Yagud Walking Pad would run out of stock fast — and considering its current $99 price tag on Amazon, they might be right.
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