Actually, I’m back to standing more now. Most days I start standing at my desk. I do this until the early afternoon. I don’t recall why I had stopped standing as much but I did have a period of time where I was having some running overuse issues with my hip. So, it could have been I was more comfortable sitting at the time or it could just be one of those cyclical things for me. I still am quite glad I have a height adjustable desk and can’t see going back to a fixed height desk. In fact, the parts of my office system that I dismantled but saved, are now in the pile of items in the garage waiting to be carted off.

Cheers,
Jeff

I’m always interested in how users get on with height adjustable desks as it’s a great help for people considering making the change to this way of working.

I notice you said in an earlier comment that you don’t stand nearly as much as you used to. Is there any particular reason for that?
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While in a lot of cases I don’t approve comments from those seeking to plug their business, in this case I don’t mind having a link to the desk you market as I would like folks to be aware of the various options and price points available for height adjustable “desks”. For me, I prefer the simple, push a couple of buttons approach to raising and lowering the desk. The pricing on your Kangaroo desk is lower, which may be good for some, but needing to add supports under the keyboard platform and turning knobs and pushing here-and-there isn’t for me. Best of luck.

Cheers,
Jeff