29538 Ergo Wrist Assist

I love gaming. A little too much, actually. My wrists get tired fast these days so I needed something that glides and gave me support. This thing is awesome. I am getting a second one for sure! It keeps your wrist elevated, relieves some stress on the joints, and is just overall comfortable. Takes some time getting used to, but now that I use it daily (I've had this for a while now), I actually feel very uncomfortable without it. It doesn't take away all the pain, but it certainly eases some of the tension. I love this thing. Glides well on a large mousepad. I highly recommend getting a big mousepad if you don't want the plastic bottom part to scratch your desk or get scratched itself. I could actually argue it helped me aim better in FPS games because my wrist isn't bent and uncomfortable as often. I can also last way longer (which is probably bad, too much screen time haha). Since it glides, it also prevents the inside of my wrist from getting irritated since my hand isn't rubbing the surface of my desk anymore. As I use it, all the friction is on the plastic instead, hence why I recommend a mousepad for this. Great for those with joint pain and wrist issues, I would say!

Since my Puk died, I had been looking for an alternative. Until I discovered the Puk, I had severe RSI caused by spending long hours at a computer keyboard. It was so bad that I couldn't even take the lid off a jar and had problems even dressing myself. This Allsop Wrist rest is the bee's knees and I am SO pleased to have found it. Relief is almost instant compared to severe pain that rapidly develops without a support. It slides easily around my desk. I use an optical wireless mouse and if I take my laptop anywhere the mouse AND the rest go with me! The aim is to keep your tendons in as straight a line as possible with no flexing. I achieve this with adjustable padded leather arms on my desk chair. They are set at exactly the same height as the desk so my lower arm from elbow is held parallel to the floor and my shoulder is 100% relaxed as the forearm rests comfortably on the leather. Once the wrist rest is in place then only small movements of the hand are required to operate the mouse. This approach eliminates neck, shoulder, elbow and wrist pain from my long experience. Give it a go.. you will LOVE it!

Great rest with the hard plastic shell on the outside not contacting me at all no matter how i move my wrist around. It also moves well with my hand. My biggest note is that you need to get used to it. At first while using it the elevated position of my wrist felt higher and my wrist felt mire fatigued however now it isn't a problem and it feel uncomfortable without it.

i just retired my fav mousepad a month ago (i'v had it for 6+yrs), it had the perf wrist support w/ perf height/density and material... yet when i thought i purchased the exact same mousepad it was total crap and my wrist started hurting like hell. Over the past 30+ days i have purchased almost 220$+ worth of Mouse pads/wrist supports and any like combo... right now in my Misc drawer i have 8 mouse pads 11 wrist supports and a few other odds n' ends... returning them isnt worth it IMO since they may work in the future for someone else. Enough Back-story i couldn't find a wrist support pad big enough for me that had proper height/density... they all end up being super smushy so i bought a bean bag but it didnt quite cut it, then i read someone say how they let this wrist support SLIDE AROUND w/ the mouse and so when i put the bean bag + the hard plastic wrist support together it worked AMAZINGLY!! i have lil gripper/stoppers on my glass desktop that hold the beanbag in place and this hard plastic wrist support slides around on the mouse pad so smoothly its not even noticeable. the bean bag keeps my arm at the proper angle to make use of this wrist support. I will say im a lil more complicated than most and the standard wrist support that majority says works great for them, are usually too low or too soft for me and make my wrist and hand ache so bad.

I get mouse pain from clicking hundreds of times on my long shifts at work. Getting an ergonomic mouse (the JoyPen) helped the most, but I saw this and thought I'd try it out. Ultimately, I didn't find this comfortable at all for mouse work - maybe it's more comfortable with a regular mouse where your wrist is flat, but it definitely isn't when your wrist is at an angle. That said, it felt great if under my wrist while typing, and was awesome compared to regular wrist pads where you can't move your wrists around easily - it glides back and forth great and provided good support (not too soft and squishy, not too hard either)

I hurt my shoulder in a fall and wanted something to support my entire arm while using the mouse to take the strain off of it. I like this a lot because I use it as more of a forearm cradle. I don't like wrist rests in general because they seem to force the wrist in an upward position, making a diagonal effect. This seems to present a different type of ergonomic problem. So I put this under my forearm to support it down closer to the elbow. I really like it as it takes the strain off of the elbow and shoulder as well as keeping things more straight. The cushion is comfortable enough and it doesn't slide around. It is easy to knock on the floor, though. It stays in place as I use it and is stable. So if you are looking for more support than those lame wrist rests attached to mouse pads, then you should definitely give this a try.

This was a great find. It’s comfortable because it has a padded top. Functionality: I use it on a mousepad, and it glides well on that surface. It moves with my arm when I move the mouse. The size should fit a wide variety of wrists. I find it very supportive and I’m at the computer a lot, so an ergonomic product is a big help. It’s black, so it looks good beside my computer.

Not a great product. won’t buy again

Estuve viendo con un amigo varias opciones de ergonomía debido a mi trabajo y también por el ocio/vicio entoncés llegamos a la conclusión entre este y un paquete de 3 pads (teclado, mouse pad y reposa muñecas mouse) pero elegí esta opción debido a que siempre me estoy acomodando y no me gusta limitar mis movimientos, con este puedo desplazarme tranquilamente en varias direcciones y seguir manteniendo la ergonomía que necesita mi muñeca, realmente lo recomiendo muchos aquí mencionan que el uso puede ser excelente para gamers, pero también para aquellos como yo que son algo inquietos para el trabajo o no les guste esa sensación de frenado que manejan los otras reposa muñecas (debido a la parte de abajo que es antiderrapante).

Muy bien!!

I've been working a co-op term doing software development and my wrist started experiencing pain and numbing throughout the day. I got this wrist pad since it had good reviews and I noticed improvements after a few days. Any negative reactions from using the computer all day have been reduced to either very minimal or non-existent pain. It took a few days to get used to it following my wrist but now I don't even notice it. Coupled with a keyboard rest and wrist splints for sleeping, pain is very manageable and rare. Look into some wrist exercises too if you are having any issues. Only downside is no Prime Shipping but I'm sure the company has no control over that. Best wishes and good luck! Edit: It's been over a year later since I started using this. Still works great, still looks like when I first bought it.