Try floating instead of sitting

Many people who work in offices suffer from tension, muscular imbalance and back pain. Passive sitting can cause these physical ailments. Working on a kybun mat at a standing desk, for example, is the ergonomic alternative for the workplace. The flexible surface strengthens small muscles, releases tension and positively influences your well-being.

Studies show that moderate exercise increases performance and improves concentration when combined with mental activity. The kybun mat makes you more alert and creative, while ensuring you still have plenty of energy left in the evening.

Integrate a standing table and a kybun mat into your daily work routine and discover the joy of movement. It’s good exercise and good for your body.

A total of 40 bank employees at St. Galler Kantonalbank and some 100 employees at Helsana health insurance tested a standing desk in combination with a kybun mat as part of two pilot projects. Participants in both of the studies confirmed the positive effects of the kybun mat on their physical well-being and posture. The employees really enjoyed working on the kybun mat.

Read the pilot study at St. Galler Kantonalbank here   PDF (1.8 MB)

Read the pilot study at Helsana health insurance here  PDF (382 KB)

Take a kybun break

A representative study proves that although breaks are a fixed part of the daily routine at work, they are rarely used to increase productivity and motivation.

A total of 75 per cent of employees surveyed stated that their companies did not provide quiet rooms or organise active break activities such as relaxation exercises and movement programmes.

The elastic, springy kybun mat provides active movement and relaxation at the same time. This allows you to recharge your batteries during breaks and return to your desk bursting full of energy.

From sitting down at meetings to creative thinking on your feet

Standing room only! A height-adjustable conference table together with a kybun mat helps makes the office ergonomic. Studies show that moderate exercise helps to noticeably improve posture, concentration and memory.

The small muscles throughout the entire muscle corset are used to maintain balance on the elastic, springy kybun mat.

Meetings are far more dynamic and focused as you have to think on your feet. Participants are more awake and actively take part in the discussion.

Folk musician Christian Alder took inspiration from star athletes

Christian Alder of the ‘Sängerfreunde’ singing troupe repairs and sells household appliances as his day job.

Sitting was yesterday – standing is the future

Since he started working while standing on a kybun mat, Patrick Oppliger has stopped getting headaches.

A healthy posture for office work

Many people adopt the wrong posture when sitting at their desk. Christoph Kempter, CEO of SOPAC AG in St. Gallen, Switzerland, certainly found this to be the case.

Back pain eradicated by using kybun shoes instead of insoles

Philipp Scheuble, the mayor of a Swiss municipality named Rüthi, has been suffering from back pain for many years. His back felt painful whenever he stood for more than ten minutes. His doctor had recommended insoles.

Standing comfortably

Alex Zenhäusern is a telematics specialist at Elektro Frei Rheintal AG. He spends a large amount of his time at work standing in front of his computer – and on the springy elastic kybun mat.

Wearing the kybun shoe at the Swiss national sports days

The Swiss national tournament days are being held on 9 and 10 September 2017 in Eschenbach, Lucerne.

Training the deep inner muscles at work without even noticing

As a speaker and trainer, Haeme Ulrich is often on his feet.

Relaxed and pain-free after a day of work

Matthias Schmid is head of the Schmid-Fehr AG print shop in the Swiss municipality of Goldach, near Lake Constance.

Standing dynamically improves productivity

The kybun mat allows you to improve your fitness during every working hour.

Almost without pain again after 25 years

As an insurance expert, René Leuppi is often out and about. For 25 years he suffered from serious pain and had to wear orthopaedic insoles. He also had pain in his hip.

Standing at the trade show without pain

Usually, Pascal Wieser spends most of his working hours sitting at a desk, but now and then, the managing director of the Vögele travel agency spends days standing at trade shows, presenting his company. This quickly gave him severe back pain.

Soon won over despite his scepticism

René Keusen had to give up his job at the Opera House for health reasons. Two slipped discs and knee trouble made his life difficult and gave him severe pain.

Comfortable through everyday life

Use kybun to relax and strengthen your muscles

Happiness in the office

The office chair is gone. Work is now being done on the kyBounder, the soft-elastic spring floor.

Renowned companies that belong to our list of satisfied customers

An increasing number of employers are discovering the benefits of the kybun philosophy for the workplace.
The following companies use kybun products:

  • PostFinance, Switzerland
  • St. Galler Kantonalbank, St Gallen, Switzerland
  • Basler Versicherungen (Basel Insurance), Agency in West Bern, Switzerland
  • Health Insurance Helsana, Zurich, Switzerland
  • Creative Software AG, Berneck, Switzerland
  • AWITgroup AG, Arbon, Switzerland
  • Remax, Arbon, Switzerland
  • Migros Club School, St. Gallen, Switzerland
  • MBT, Korea and Australia
  • Swissmasai AG, Romanshorn, Switzerland
  • MS Holenstein & Partner, St Gallen, Switzerland
  • PowerHouse International Church, Bassersdorf, Switzerland
  • Axel Springer Schweiz, Zurich, Switzerland
  • Schaden Service Schweiz AG, Zurich, Switzerland
  • Abacus Research AG, Kronbühl, Switzerland
  • Confiseur Läderach AG, Ennenda, Switzerland
  • UBS AG, St. Gallen, Switzerland
  • Migros cooperatives in Aare, Basel and Lucerne, Switzerland
  • Volg Schweiz, Switzerland

 

Customer testimonials

Franziska Tobler, Thal, Schweiz

Franziska Tobler, Thal, Schweiz

Es ist einfach mega angenehm und man fühlt sich wie auf Wolken. Wenn man über Steine und Wurzeln läuft, dann spürt man diese zwar, aber es tut nicht weh sondern es ist angenehm, es ist wie eine Fussmassage.
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Michael Götte, Kantonsrat SVP (SG), Schweiz

Michael Götte, Kantonsrat SVP (SG), Schweiz

Es ist ein besonderes Gefühl. Man fühlt sich sehr leicht, halb schwebend. Im Vergleich zu meinem normalen Laufschuh, mit dem ich normalerweise diese Strecke lief, habe ich nichts auszusetzen. Die Leute schauen mich einfach ein wenig komisch an, aber sonst geht es tip top. Ich bin auch schon ein paar Kilometer mit den kyBoot gelaufen, unter anderem auch bergauf. Das ist wirklich eine bequeme Sache.

Thorsten Wolff, Deutschland

Thorsten Wolff, Deutschland

In normalen Schuhen mit Einlagen werden meine Füsse und Beine in eine Art Bewegungskorsett gezwungen. Die Luftsohle des kybun Schuhs gleicht Asymmetrien aus und wirkt ausbalancierend. Dadurch blieb mein Becken und mein Rücken auf der 25 Kilometer langen Wanderung auf den Eifelsteig bei Gerolstein/Daun entspannt. Überlastungsschmerzen stellte ich nicht mal im empfindlichen Vorfussbereich fest.