Evoluent Armazing Memory Foam Arm Pads - Fits 6" to 11" Long Armchairs (Black)

Great purchase!! I bought these because my desk chair came with hard plastic arm rests, and my elbows were getting sore after using it for about 10-12 hours per day. For what it's worth, my armrests are about 9 inches long and it fits perfect.The armrest cover is actually pretty wonderful. It's a nice, soft elastic type of material that seems like it will last a long time. Inside of it, there is what I assume is memory foam. My only complaint is that this foam is stitched inside the cover, so I assume this is not machine washable.In addition to the cover, there are 2 foam inserts that are GREAT. Honestly, depending on your situation, you might not even need these. The cover provides sufficient padding, but I chose to keep the additional foam. It's very comfortable, and it provided an additional inch to the height of my armrest.On other products, I saw people complaining about them sinking in too much. I must've got lucky when I chose this company because it's a thick, dense foam that doesn't sink much at all. Very worth the price!!The only possible issue I could foresee is them not staying in place. I don't think this will be a problem for me, but if you had armrests that were closer to 6 or 7 inches long, they might slide around. If they had straps that you could tighten around the armrest, it would fix this problem.

These arm rests are so comfortable and I regret not buying sooner. I like the 2 layers of cushioning. Works perfect in my office chair. My husband tried them on his chair and he thought they were too tall however, you can pull out the easily removable foam part, leaving the soft memory foam part and then he was happy, till I took them back to my office. They fit the length of the arm rest very well. The arm rest was 10.5 inches and these fit it snug enough to stay put and not so snug that they might pop off. There were a lot of less expensive options for arm rest covers but, I made that mistake once. Yes, I recommend these!

I know what you're thinking. $40 to add some padding to my chair's armrests? After all, I'm only in a bit of discomfort when I rest my arms on my chair, which isn't the top of the line model anyway so it's probably more the chairs fault that it didn't ship with better armrests, right? Is this worth it?The answer is a resounding YES. My office chair and the armrests are completely comfortable except when I'm wearing short sleeves and my elbow and bottom of my arm have to rest for long periods of time against the armrest. My chair's armrest is already soft and rubberized, yet not enough - the armrest still rubs and chafes against my skin because I'm doing many minor arm movements when I'm typing or moving the mouse. It sounds like a minor thing but after hours and hours of use it really starts to bug you. I tried using rubber bands and attaching cloths, dishtowels, and my own DIY padding to the armrest in an effort to pad it to prevent the discomfort and chafing on my skin, but nothing really worked right, except these memory foam arm pads.I balked at the price as well but I'm totally satisfied. The fabric is soft and the padding is a stiffer memory foam type that you'd find in a quality bed. It's not just some random foam or layers of fabric - it's actual memory foam that feels like a very thick gel insert like you'd put in your shoes. There is nothing cheap about this product. The memory foam springs back just enough so every time you sit at your chair, it's like it was brand new. It adds about an inch to the total height of your armrests, so keep this in mind if your armrests aren't adjustable and they're already at a comfortable position. I just lowered my armrests an inch and with the pads it's the same height as it was before.I am a bit concerned that eventually I'll probably wear away the fabric that surrounds the padding, but if that means I have to buy one of these every few years I'll gladly do it.

For those who are wondering, these fit my Steeplechase Leap just fine (I have the V2 with adjustable armrests). My left elbow started hurting and I couldn't figure out why until I noticed myself unconsciously putting my weight on my left arm with my elbow on the armrest. Now that I have these cushions, the pain is gone. They are MUCH more comfortable than the stock armrests. I'm very glad I got them. The only thing I would like to see done differently is an increase in quality control. I had to send the first pair back because one of the cushions was annoyingly squeaky as I shifted my elbow on the pad. The two new ones are fine. That's where the one-star deduction comes from although if I could, I would have only deducted half a star. Not a huge deal. As always with Amazon, the exchange was easy. This is a very nice product whether or not you have painful elbows.

As a software engineer, I sometimes spend upwards of 14 hours straight at my desk coding and the small arm motions from typing have my forearms and elbows constantly rubbing the arms of the chair. At the end of a day my arms can be stinging, and my muscles aching from unconsciously trying to lift my arms slight off the rests.It's not often that I come back to write a review within minutes of unpacking a product, but having just installed these on my office chair I am enthusiastically satisfied with my purchase. My immediate impression is "wonderful" - exactly what I wanted. I like them so much I want to do a little coding just to test drive them.The fit is great, and my chair has fairly wide armrests, at 3.5" x 11". The padding is thick and soft and the material is silky smooth. The look alright on and don't make my otherwise moderately expensive new posturepedic chair look tacky. They would look a bit better if the padding didn't bulge so much toward the middle - not that I'd want less padding in the middle, but more at the ends, and that might be a concession to fitting shorter arms. I might rather they manufactured three different sizes for three different ranges.Definitely recommended. Global Marketing Partners, I thank you, and my arms thanks you.