EverRest Under Desk Footrest for Office Use - Warmer Feet, 3 Adjustable Heights - Tall Ergonomic Foot Rest Stool for Gaming Chair, Computer - Leg Support for Work from Home

I absolutely love my Everest foot rest! I use it constantly! It takes all the strain off my legs when I sit under the breakfast table or on the couch. I adjusted the height to suit my needs. It’s so comfortable! It helps with varicose veins or just general comfort. I couldn’t live without it now. At first, I moved it with me from room to room but then I splurged and bought duplicates. It’s that good!

Love it so much super soft and warm. Perfect for under the desk.

Love using this for under table while playing cards. Only problem is my cat thinks it's his.

okay so i would've gave it 5 stars but thats on me bc i thought this electrical lol but its overall so warm!!:) and a good height. Very comfy and doesnt move around so i recommend

I recently purchased the EverRest Under Desk Footrest for office use, and it has been a game-changer for my comfort and productivity. As someone who spends long hours at the desk, I was looking for a way to improve my posture and reduce discomfort. The EverRest footrest has exceeded my expectations.The ergonomic design provides excellent support for my feet and helps alleviate pressure on my legs and lower back. The height and angle adjustments are easy to use, allowing me to find the perfect position for maximum comfort. The memory foam cushion is incredibly soft yet firm enough to provide proper support, making it comfortable to use throughout the entire workday.What I appreciate most is the non-slip bottom that keeps the footrest securely in place, even on hard floors. The durable construction assures me that this product will last for a long time. Plus, the sleek and minimalist design fits seamlessly under my desk without taking up too much space.Overall, the EverRest Under Desk Footrest has significantly improved my work experience. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their comfort and posture while working at a desk. It’s well worth the investment for the benefits it provides!

The slide in cover for the feet is really nice in the wintertime but I rarely use it. They are cozy and well made.I have two of these side by side with the bottom detachable layer in front on both. This gives me two places to put my feet so I can switch back and forth as needed with a more even leveling between the two than using it as one tall footrest. The whole footrest as a one piece was too tall for me and a single piece in front is perfect for when I sit upright. Then when I want to rest my feet furthermore, I raise them up and put them on the tall back section with an easy transition upwardly.I need them because my legs would hurt from sitting too much at my computer. I lowered the chair height and raised the floor level with the cushions to help take the pressure off the underside of the front of my legs where they hurt. It works great that way with a wheelchair cushion on the seat over a sheep skin seat cover.

Over the last few years, I've become a huge fan of memory foam footstools. I've purchased them for multiple rooms of my house, and have even purchased them as gifts for family and friends.But I recently got a new desk chair that made my old memory foam footstool too short. I tried stacking it on top of several thick books, but this ad hoc solution didn't work very well.Finally, I ordered this footstool ("EverRest Foot Rest Under Desk for Office Use - Warmer Feet, 3 Adjustable Heights").And I'm happy to report that it's perfect!PROS:--It's tall enough to suit my new desk chair.--I adore the foot pocket. So cozy.--It popped up to full size within a minute or two. No need to wait, unlike many memory foam products.--There was no foul aroma, unlike many similar memory foam products.CONS:--None.

I bought this for my boyfriend who was complaing of cold feet while at his desk . I don’t care for it it’s not as stiff as I feel like it should be to prevent it moving and because he’s on the taller side he leans into it a bit and eventually the peices or layers you can call it don’t stay together.