HUANUO Adjustable Foot Rest for Under Desk with Massage Surface and Tilt

Great product. Well made. Easy to adjust. Keeps my legs and body at a 45 degree confort zone.

Works great just be aware that the platform “rocks” on a swivel. So it’s not in a locked position it kind of rocks and adjusts with your ankles. And there’s no way to lock it. I like it, but just be aware.

The product quality meets the current price under $40. I wear flats (shoes)and can feel the bumps under my feet which bothers me some, but love that it is very easy to adjust the positioning. Disappointing that I can’t lock the position in place if I wanted to make it flat on top. It just rocks fully to one side or the other. I can see someone who is hyper liking this so they can rock it back and forth on the ground with their feet for stimming. But for me, it helps my short legs, good ergonomics.

I've been looking for a foot rest like this to make long hours at my computer more comfortable. I was having extensive hip and leg pain from working at my computer so much. I decided on this option and was a little bit skeptical when I read that it moves. It's great, however, and the movement isn't an issue. It's not a loose movement, if you keep your feet/legs still it doesn't move, but if you tend to move around while working, it moves with you, which I find to be perfect. It has several different height adjustments, which is great depending on what fits your needs best. I do notice if I put my weight more towards the outside edges of the rest, it feels like I could break it if I pushed too hard, but I rarely find me moving my feet anywhere other than the center. The only other thing I notice, is that it's pretty deep (goes the whole length of foot, plus some) I do find myself wishing the depth was an adjustable feature as well, because it limits how far I can pull my chair in, due to the design of my desk. Overall, not a big deal and doesn't hinder my working ability. I definitely think it's worth the price and provides a lot of much needed support throughout the work day!

Edit 2: I don't think I'm particularly hard on my things, but I managed to break this while adjusting my position at my desk. This foot rest could work for someone who is very, very mindful of not putting downward pressure on it, but I still think this could have been much more sturdily made. Ultimately, I think it's better to save your money and get a quality metal one, but this is still a good enough option for this price range. Edit: The seller reached out to offer support and was very receptive of feedback. I've used the footrest for a while now, and I've found a way to slide it around without having to re-adjust each time. I do think it would be better if there was a way to lock the height, and a few inches wider, but it is sturdy enough to do its job and it has significantly improved my desk posture. I'm happy with it!

I really like this. I like the way it rocks and moves with your feet. I like the bumps that are on it. You could use it for a little massage. I would recommend this to anybody for underneath their desk.

This is perfect for me. I'm short, at 5'4 and have always had my feet dangling from my office chair. As others have mentioned, there's not a way to lock it, so it does rock and tilt, but it's the perfect height for me.

Wish I would have gone with my gut and got the one that’s a little bit more expensive. I’ve had this thing just over year with very light use and it’s now a giant paper weight. The metal rod slips out of the slots, which causes it to completely flatten. Last time this happened, one of the grommets split and no longer functions making this thing unusable. I contacted them to ask if they had replacement parts that I could purchase and they just kept telling me that they couldn’t send me a replacement because it was past the 1 year warranty. I never asked for a replacement, I just wanted to purchase a grommet so I didn’t have to waste the space in the landfill. They offered a 10% discount on a new one ($3 discount) which I do not want. I refuse to waste any more money on a new one and risk wasting money on junk. Skip this one folks.

壊れた。 可動部のプラスチックが破損（写真右下）。 極めてもろい Made in America! Gemini3にだまされた。

I got this for my office, and it works exactly as expected. It does what I bought it for, and the material feels great quality. I love that you can adjust it to the position you prefer, which makes it very comfortable to use. I also really like the little massage bumps that help relax my feet. I 100% recommend it!

It improves the posture and all that. However, I don't think its got enough grip. If you are using it on a surface without any carpet, it might slowly slip under your feet which could be annoying sometimes.

It's a great alternative to any DIY footrests I've tried: I used tables, chairs, boxes, steps etc. Sometimes I like to drop my chair at a low level kick back and watch a movie, and raise my legs to chill. This surface is very hard. My legs are heavy (I'm ~250lb, and my body shape is legs-heavy) the bumps start hurting at some point in that "relaxed" low-bottom-high-legs position -- call it kickback position. It's fine when I'm sitting at a normal sitting position. Construction seems solid, I'm confident that it can last a long time. I trust this footrest to hold my legs for years to come. It is NOT an ergonomic footrest. I sit on a Herman Miller chair and the contrast in comfort between my bottom and my feet is a bit annoying (especially in the kickback position), I would humorously claim that I'd rather sit on a less comfortable chair to make the experience more homogeneous. It is very easy to collapse and raise, and quite fun to do so. The context switching cost is low, and it is easy to put away and save space. $50 is too much. Honestly, I feel like there's a very big markup, but it's 2020 in Canada so that may be justified. The possible positions in which I can place my feet is endless. I can let my legs relax, knees almost straight, relaxed as I'm sitting on a hill, they won't slip (bare feet, no socks). I can have a productive position, or I can just rest my calves on it. It's easy to move aroun0d and not get stuck in 1 position. The surface is hard plastic and very easy to clean unlike rubber that will accumulate bacteria. If you have heavy legs, and don't like to move around, the little bumps may get uncomfortable. If you're the time of person who moves around a lot, then I don't think it's a problem. This is just not in the same league as the big boys, such as Herman miller. It's a brilliant affordable alternative, however and would not hesitate buying it again. I would be careful using this with an office chair without wheel locks, since you may get pushed back easily if you like to push againstthe footrest. The rubber under the footrest is good enough to keep it from slipping, it probably needs occasional cleaning since dust will render the rubber useless. It's light weight. When adjusting the height, it is clunky, but that's to be expected at this price tag. The movementof the surface, however feels quite natural and pleasant when my legs are on it. I suspect it'll need some maintenance over time, not sure how long it'd take before it's required. Perhaps lubrication and cleaning of the hinges. It'll depend on your household level of dust and pet fur. But the surface should protect the mechanics from FALLING dust.

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