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Ergonomic Design: The R-Go Tools Ergonomic Armrest is a superior alternative to traditional chair armrests. Optimal Angle: Designed to ensure your arms are supported close to the body, this adjustable desk armrest promotes a comfortable and natural posture during computer work. Improves Posture: By creating a straight working position, this ergonomic armrest helps maintain a natural shoulder posture, reducing strain and discomfort. Perfect Dimensions: Measuring 660 x 210 x 23mm, it fills all desks that comply with European guidelines. Premium Comfort: Made with soft foam, this ergonomic armrest ensures lasting comfort and support throughout your workday. SKU CODE: RGOARMC › See more product details
Ergonomic Design The R-Go Tools Ergonomic Armrest is a superior alternative to traditional chair armrests.
Optimal Angle Designed to ensure your arms are supported close to the body, this adjustable desk armrest promotes a comfortable and natural posture during computer work.
Improves Posture By creating a straight working position, this ergonomic armrest helps maintain a natural shoulder posture, reducing strain and discomfort.
Perfect Dimensions Measuring 660 x 210 x 23mm, it fills all desks that comply with European guidelines.
Premium Comfort Made with soft foam, this ergonomic armrest ensures lasting comfort and support throughout your workday.
SKU CODE RGOARMC
I've been using this on a relatively thin sit-stand desk from Ikea. For a couple of reasons, I've ended up taking this off for now.Installation is easy, with a couple of clamps at either end securing the wrist rest to the desk. However, if you place any weight on the rest, it does have a tendency to lean down. I don't feel like it'll come off, but it certainly doesn't have a sturdy feel to it.The padding is good the support it provides is definitely better than not having anything at all. It's a good replacement for the padded type of wrist rest that sits next to your keyboard.One big issue for me is that, as I shuffle around in my chair throughout the day, my knees are at risk of bashing into one of the two clamps underneath which secure it to the desk. I do rearrange myself quite often throughout a workday, and would painfully bash one of my knees on a clamp at least 3-4 times a day. After having enough of that, I ended up removing the wrist rest from my desk and went back to a traditional desktop rest instead.Bottom line: sturdiness will depend on your desk's thickness probably, and get some padding for the clamps to save your knees. You may find more value spending less for a desktop wrist rest if you have the space for one.