I run a small laser tag operation out of a converted space in Birmingham and I'm on my feet most of the day between bookings. I've been thinking about adding a walking pad under my office desk for the slow stretches when no one's on the field, but I'm torn on whether a long-handrail model like the Redliro JK06F makes sense for that kind of use or if the handrail just gets in the way in a tight room. The specs I've seen list a shorter deck than a full treadmill, which is fine for walking but I'm unsure how it handles being tucked half under a desk. My main concern is noise carrying into the arena room and whether the handrail folds down far enough to fit. I haven't seen one in person. Has anyone here run one of these in a business office or home setup? How's the noise and the folding?
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Nathan Brown
I run a small laser tag operation out of a converted space in Birmingham and I'm on my feet most of the day between bookings. I've been thinking about adding a walking pad under my office desk for the slow stretches when no one's on the field, but I'm torn on whether a long-handrail model like the Redliro JK06F makes sense for that kind of use or if the handrail just gets in the way in a tight room. The specs I've seen list a shorter deck than a full treadmill, which is fine for walking but I'm unsure how it handles being tucked half under a desk. My main concern is noise carrying into the arena room and whether the handrail folds down far enough to fit. I haven't seen one in person. Has anyone here run one of these in a business office or home setup? How's the noise and the folding?
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