Grifiti Fat Wrist Pad 17 Red 4 X 17 X 0.75 Inch Wrist Rest for Standard and Mechanical Keyboards New Materials

Big ole chunk of neoprene for your wrists. Very comfy if your at your PC for long periods of time. I'm using this pad as I'm writing this review. Feels nice. Doesn't come in a flashy box or packaging. Simple. Has that "Hello, I'm a new piece of rubber" smell to it which I actually like (I think?). I got the red-topped one to match my PC color scheme. The color is bright, which means it will probably get dirty after a while of use. Good thing is that the colored top is cloth, so you can surface clean it at one point if need be. OVERALL: Pretty simple piece of padding so this review doesn't have to be elaborate. Very Comfy Nice color Looks durable Adds clean look to desktop and did i say Very Comfy yet? Yes, Very Comfy! !2 Thumbs Up!

I ordered this wrist rest to use with a tall mechanical keyboard similar to the one in the picture. I am a fairly heavy home computer user and have had this product almost two years now. The areas where I normally rest you can see have very slightly compressed over time, but it's not a lot and I think pretty reasonable considering the price. I typically just flip it around every few months and I think it has helped. The foam is very dense though and has held up really well. I noticed today that it has picked up some stains, so I took it to my bathroom and cleaned it with foaming hand soap, water, and a fine-bristled soft toothbrush. It stood up to a lot of scrubbing and rinsing and I wrapped it in a towel and sat on it a few times to squeeze out the water and it came out looking like new. None of the surface fabric came loose nor did it fray and it is perfectly clean again. Overall very happy with the quality of this considering its size and price.

I bought one of these to go with a CM Storm Quickfire Pro, which is a full-size mechanical keyboard. It is the perfect length and thickness for my keyboard, and the red actually matches fairly well the the LED backlights of my particular keyboard. IMPORTANT: This model is the length of a full keyboard that INCLUDES the ten-key NumPad and arrow keys. So, if you have a Ten-Key-Less keyboard, or a keyboard that doesn't have the arrow keys and Ins/Del/Home/End/PgUp/PgDn block, then it's going to be too long. This company does also make shorter wrist pads specifically for those types of mechanical boards. The quality of the foam used is good. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. It is firm, but does have some give to it, which is what I like personally. I have large hands and tend to wrest the insides of my wrists on the pad and not have to move them very much to reach all of the normal keys, so this wrist pad from Grifiti suits me very nicely. I decided to give this 4 stars instead of 5 for 2 reasons: #1) The price. Realistically... this is a block of foam. While this WAS cheaper than other wrist-pads specifically designed for mechanical keyboards that I could find elsewhere, still... it's a block of foam. I understand they're in business to make money, but how much R&D is really needed on a product like this? It's not outrageously expensive, 14 bucks isn't going to break the bank or anything, but I decided to deduct 1/2 a star for this. #2) The top cloth material (that part that's colored red on this model). It's feel is ... well, it feels almost exactly like the cloth-top material from the thicker mousepads they used to make in the 1990's. As a matter of fact, I'd bet money on it being the exact same thing. This isn't necessarily a BAD thing, but for a premium grade product I would've thought that someone somewhere would have come up with something different. This does NOT detract all that much from the value of the product, it's more nit-picky than anything else, and it may be exactly what you like, but for me, I just think I was expecting some advancements. I will say that the bonding between the cloth-top and the larger foam block seems well done. The edges aren't fraying or anything, and it has remained firmly attached all around the edges. I would have given this a 4.5 out of 5 and not taken off another 1/2 a star, but that's not an option here on Amazon, so a 4 it is! Overall, I would absolutely recommend this product to anyone looking for a nice, well-made wrist rest to go along with their nice, well-made (and expensive) mechanical keyboard. They even offer multiple color options to choose from, which is always nice. It was reasonably priced when compared to other products of it's ilk, and at the time of my order and of this review, was available for Prime shipping. If I am ever in need of another one, I would buy one of these again, no question about it. Well done, Grifiti!

What a difference this item makes for my comfort while typing and also my typing accuracy. It is comfortable and just the right height. I have had it for 2 months with no issue. Appears to be holding up fine, at least at this point. The price seems reasonable and it functions exactly as advertised.

Great wrist pads, I have 4 of these now. Lots of firm support and plenty of width to rest your wrist and palm. Gets my hands on level with the keyboard; what more can you ask? Not a fan of gel (which apparently aren't actually good for you anyway). No sweaty hand/wrist issues either. I'm using several of these with Ducky, CoolerMaster, and Razer brand mechanical keyboards; it's the perfect length.

Better glue and/or thicker (and better quality) surface material needed. Two months old and the red covering is rolling up everywhere normal hand/wrist contact exists. Once the cover rolls up, the foam starts to wear. I do not expect this pad to last very long at this rate, and would not purchase another. Positives: The dimensional size is great, and the pad is quite comfortable. NOTE: This unit replaced a wrist rest I purchased five or more years ago from Office Depot. In fact, it was a pad branded as Office Depot that was wrapped all the way around with a better quality material (except the two longitudinal ends that were open foam where the pad was cut). I was honestly hoping Office Depot or someone else still offered that same pad but had to settle on this. 5+ years vs two months ... I expected a better quality product. from Grifiti.

I have a daskeyboard mechanical keyboard. That keyboard is thick, and had a “ramp”. Over time, the ramp wore out. I got this in hopes that it would work. It is great. It is thick, soft, and just the right height. I liked it so much, I actually bought another just like it.

I have a wooden desk and the difference in having a wrist rest has been night and day. This has completely eliminated chronic wrist pain I had prior. Before purchasing GRIFITI's wrist rest, I did a lot of research on the benefits of wrist rests vs keyboard drawers/trays, and looking back on it, it was a mistake, because I was saving $15 at the cost of constant wrist pain. I should have just bought the wrist rest and then later do research on the "best" solution. Is a wrist rest better than a under the desk keyboard tray? Both sides could be argued, but if you have neither, this is a cheap and 0-installation solution, that at least for me solved my pain entirely and if I want to explore better products now I can do so in a much more comfortable state.

Non esattamente lungo come la tastiera ma è una goduria scrivere con questo tappetino, soldi ben spesi. Compratelo per forza

Having tried wrist pads of varying size, this one fits the bill perfectly. The depth is enough to support wrist whilst not taking up too much space on your desk.

Peeled slightly after about 8 months of daily, relatively heavy use. But I feel they're very worth their price of purchase and replacement as much more comfortable compared to a gel counterpart that I own. Recommended :)

Simply love it - its wider and thicker than most wrist rests, and its handy to rest elbows on too. A very handy, comfortable accessory to a keyboard. Would buy again if it wears thin.

Great pad with great support. Smells a bit like new sports equipment but that soon dissipates. The corners were slightly crushed too, but no biggie. It is also slightly shorter than the width of my logitech G610 Keyboard.