Foot Rest Under Desk, Ergonomic Foot Stool Adjustable Height 5 Angles Lockable Non-Slide Massage Footrest Cushion Fitness Pedal for Home Office (Blue)

I really like how there are different elevation levels where I can customize it to my comfort. After long periods of computer and desk work, my legs seem so heavy but this foot stool allows my calves and legs to feel circulated. It feels good to stretch my calves while sitting down.

It is ok as a foot rest but is not exactly ergonomic.

This foot rest is cute and unique, it works okay. But it's not what I hoped for or needed. The only angle is toes up. I was hoping it would raise up flat, like a little platform. My fault perhaps for not reading the description better? But, the stand easily moves from its set position/angle if just bumped. Would be better if it stayed put, so I don't have to interrupt my work to adjust it back.

Love all product from amazon, they are alleyways fresh and not damaged.Food is always as if they are hand picked.

Sent this back after trying it for about a week. It's too narrow and I rarely sit a lot the way the picture shows. It was also difficult to change the height and it slipped away from my feet easily.

I was not as impressed with this as everyone else on here seems to be. The build quality seems fine but in trying to be both an under desk foot rest and an exercise tool it kind of falls short on both.As a foot rest, the surface area is too narrow and the angles are too high. It is 10.5 inches at it's widest point so you have about a 10" area in which to place your feet. Compare that to my current foot rest which is 18" wide. An additional 8" might not sound like a lot but it makes a big difference when you want to spread your feet apart even a little. This thing forces you to keep your feet right next to each other at all times. That may be fine for a little while but not all day. And then there are the angles. Pretty much every angle except for the lowest 10-degree one just feels too steep. I'm not sure what angle my current foot rest is set at, but it feels like it's about 10 degrees or a little less. I don't see how in the world anyone could be comfortable resting their feet at a 45 degree angle.As an exercise tool, it doesn't really seem all that useful. Like it's mainly just for stretching. You stand on it, it puts your feet at an angle, then you touch your toes. I've tried that versus the normal bend over and touch your toes and don't really notice any difference other than this is not quite as stable as the ground. Or you can do lunges but instead of putting your forward foot on the ground you put it on this. I tried it and again didn't notice any difference versus normal lunges other than this moves slightly when I take my foot off. I am 180 lbs and it felt like it could support my weight okay, but if I were 40 lbs heavier I would be really hesitant to put my full weight on it.I got this for my wife and she didn't like it so I tried it out and I didn't care for it either. She ended up ordering a footrest similar to mine that is wider, taller, and thicker. She likes that one way better. I don't think this is a poor quality product, I just think the design doesn't work too well... at least not for a man or a thick woman.

Would like a more eco friendly version of this.

It does the job. It just needs to lock in place- in the height that you set it in.And the price is reasonable at $15 or so...I wish they also had better colors to choose from. I do recommend the item 👍