Ergonomic Under Desk Footrest Black

This footrest is expensive but is proving to be worth it. The tripod base is sturdy and can be collapsed for storage. The plastic mesh is supportive and comfortable. The height is easy to adjust and the top doesn’t spin easily.

I sit in front of my computer for most of my days. Between work and games I'm pretty much sitting here all the time. Despite my very comfie chair, I need to have my feet elevated for comfort. I have looked at many different solutions, and so far this is my favorite. It is lightweight, packs away easily, and the surface is very comfortable. It is a tiny bit wobbly if I move too quickly, but it fits so well under my desk and does what I need, it keeps me from developing pain due to sitting all day.

High quality, comfortable, and very simple to assemble. Only drawback is that the footrest swivels too easily, which is not ideal once you've found yourself in a comfortable position. I would prefer that it were stationary

For the price, this is a cheap and useless item. The locking mechanism doesn't work to keep it at the desired height and the top easily slips off. I'd give it 0 stars if that was possible. Do not recommend.

Worked great at work to put my leg on after a total knee surgery. Height can be adjusted.

It is a bit narrow for my (average size male) body. Would be perfect for someone smaller. Base tripod legs are a bit narrow, so it is a bit tippy.

After my physical therapist and I discussed my need to elevate my lower legs while sitting, and especially while working at my office desk on my computer, I went online to Amazon and ordered this. It had good reviews, including for treating lymphedema. It is height-adjustable in eight steps, soft enough as a leg rest to be comfortable to use and quite sturdy. Its surface material is a tightly stretched mesh fabric. The last two photos show the ottoman in its lowest and highest positions. Note that to lower the leg rest, you will first need to lift it all the way up, past the eighth position, until it stops rising. Doing so will disengage the lock. Then you must lower it all the way to the bottom before you can lift it up to any one of the desired click stops, where it will automatically lock into place. I was so satisfied with the function and appearance of this ottoman that I ordered a second one the same day that I assembled this one and tried it out. I'll keep one at the table where I eat and the other one under the desk in my office. Also not that this is not intended to be a stool fof sitting on.

I really dislike the way it locks into each height setting, rather than having a lock or lever, it clicks in as you raise it then when you hit the top it doesn't lock and has to be pushed all the way pack down to the bottom before it will start locking again . This makes it annoying to get it to lock at the top setting as it keeps thinking I want to reset and go back down to the bottom. The slight curve of the mess kind forces my legs to meet in the center which is a bit hard on my knees and hips. After using it for a hour or 2 it hurts a bit and has some pressure points which is annoying for a foot rest...this is suppose to be how I relive pressure and tension points on my legs. Having only 3 legs means it has to be placed right or else it is very unstable as well. Overall Just not worth the money they want for it. Maybe if it was around 40-50 I could see looking past the design flaws, but at this price, just no, big no!