KINESIS Advantage360 Palm Pads - Magnetic | Cushioned Foam | Washable

They make the keyboard more comfortable, they’re not very expensive, and they snap on magnetically and hold in place.What more could you want?

Perfect fit & finish. I got these to replace my old 2012 non-magnetic palm pads which kept falling off. These remain attached to my new Kinesis Advantage360 ergo-keyboard and are custom-contoured so they look like they are part of the keyboard itself. Love it!

The pad fits perfectly to the keyboard without any gaps and stays securely attached thanks to the magnets. It provides soft support for your wrists with no discomfort.

After 20+ years of using a Kinesis Contoured keyboard and hating the pads that came with it, these are a VERY welcome change! I wasn't sure I would actually like them since I've been going so long without, but I can say that I'm a convert! I only wish they made these for the older Advantage/Advantage 2 keyboards!Again, these are EXTREMELY comfortable! I highly recommend!

I didn't realize how thin the surface layer of these pads are, but the surface cracked on me after a year and a half of nearly daily use. It started as a few little slits in the surface that kept spreading and spreading. Considering how thin the material is, I'm impressed it lasted as long as it did. Below the simulation leather surface is a layer of something that seems like cloth. I assume the foam is under that. Because of how thin that soft layer is, I don't think there's any way to mend it. Tape would just be bad. Maybe I could peel off the soft layer and expose all the cloth, but then the cloth will gunk up with oils and who knows what else. Time for a replacement set!Update: The second set is slightly different than my first. The first pair had a smooth, hard underside. The magnets were mostly good enough to hold the palm pads in place, but it would slip out of alignment at times. The new set of pads have a grippy layer on the bottom that make it nearly impossible to slip. It's a major improvement, but I do wish they increased the thickness of the top fabric layer so it doesn't split with regular use. I don't like the idea of the palm pads being a disposable wear and tear item. Even the warranty treats them differently like they are expected to wear out during normal use. It's wasteful. The keyboard these rest on costs hundreds of dollars more than a standard keyboard. Maybe people would be willing to drop a little more money for palm pads that won't wind up looking like you have a cat?

I was not sure how high quality these were going to be based on my last experience with the pads they give you on the advantage2. But once i upgraded to the 360 i gotta say these are a huge upgrade. Love the magnetic grip so you dont need to worry about placing them wrong. And considering everything from kineses is an arm and a leg cost wise these only being like 20 bucks i was not confident i would like these. But so far its great! PS i did read some other reviews about these scratching the casing of the 360 but if you are typing in a proper position touch typing i dont see how that could happen

Cushion is nice, but it's too thick that it gets in the way of pressing keys in the thumb cluster

They snap right onto the base of the Advantage 360 and immediately complete the package.The padding feel is quite nice. It reminds me of a feather pillow, where the cushion is quick to greet and committed to support. The exterior material is nice. It feels durable to tears and wears. It feels a lot like leather, but I reckon it's a synthetic material.These pads slightly changed the feel of the keyboard, making my hands more likely to "dive into" the key wells. I think the welcoming nature of the pads makes my hands stay closer to the board, whereas my hands stay quite a bit more elevated sans-pads to (avoid palm sweat sticking to the boards surface).I wish these had come with the keyboard. They're worth the extra couple bucks, and having to buy them separate was a minor inconvenience.If you have an advantage 360, buy these asap!