HandStands 55510 Beaded Add-A-Pad Wrist Cushion for Computer Mouse, Gray, 2 Pack

I'm using these as elbow rests, rather than wrist, and they work really well while I'm working on my torch. Provides a nice cushion and keeps my elbows from picking up any shards of glass on the workbench. Nice quality and materials. The fabric is different on each side - one side being very soft and malleable and the other with a slightly thicker material for more support. Thoughtful design.

These are SO comfortable... that I've purchased nearly a dozen of them, for my offices and for staff. They are comfortable, just the right size, and create the perfect resting place for your wrist - while using a computer mouse. They are sturdy and easily hand-washable. I've had a couple of them for nearly 3 years. They hold up well.

After spending hours looking through all the wrist rests on Amazon I bought this product, pack of two for me and my boyfriend. We've both been using them for over a week for 8+ hour days on our computers and have been happy with the product. This is not a squishy, super soft wrist rest. It's firm. I find it to be like a supportive mini bean bag for your wrist.I do like how the design allows you to adjust it to either support your wrist and the bottom of your hand or you can move it farther down and rest more of your arm on it, depending on the type of mouse you have and what is most comfortable.Pros--fabric is relatively soft and I can best describe it as a jersey style softness-good support for both my small hands/wrist and my boyfriend's large hands/wrist-solid design and quality for the priceI agree with another reviewer who said that it can seem a little high and maybe cut off circulation. But I really think there's so many variables to that, like your chair height, desk height, your arm length, shoulder height, etc. I found that eventually my wrist made a comfortable indentation that allowed me to use my gaming mouse from a comfortable height. Or you could remove some beads like someone suggested, if you can sew. It also will depend on the design of your mouse, whether it's larger, smaller, flatter, etc. which, of course, affects at what height your hand ultimately lays. If you have a flat, low, small "sleek" mouse and small hands, I wouldn't recommend this. This is best for larger hands or a larger mouse, like a gaming mouse.The one thing that I really did not like about this product is the giant tag with the brand and "made in China" sticking off of it, looked super tacky.

I purchased two of these and put them immediately right under my wrist and forearm for better wrist support and to relieve carpal tunnel syndrome from repetitive stress motions. I am so pleased with this purchase. My elbows no longer ache. I also don't come home after a long day of using my mouse to find my fingers aching, my wrist radiating pain, or my hands just not wanting to move any longer. These are AMAZING and are so much more versatile than using for a mousepad. I can think of applications to relieve pressure ulcers and provide support for bony joints.

I previously had IMAK pads for my elbows and was really happy with them until one of them started leaking beads after a tragic accident with a rolling chair. The new IMAK's looked pretty small so I went with these HandStands. I couldn't be happier, they're even better than my old IMAKs. They're like little pillows for my elbows, firm but not hard, supportive yet flexible, and they move around a little with my elbows but don't slide around the desk.

These rest under the forearm area of my elbow as I work on my computer. As a digital artist using a graphics tablet, I'm also doing a lot of drawing. These things have just the right amount of support and flexibility to eliminate any sort of repetitive stress pain from leaning your forearms on a desk for extended periods. Also great for regular mouse usage. Must-have items for computing use in my book.

I've used this for more than 3 years. I don't have any wrist pain. Very comfortable and durable. Bought 2 of these already.The only downside is that the bottom doesn't stick to the surface, so it falls off my table pretty often.

I have purchased better wrist rests. I bought a 2-pack so I could have one at work, but now I’m stuck and these are too big!! >:-/