KensingtonAdjustable Ergonomic Foot Rest - SoleSaver under desk foot rest for improved posture, siatica and orthopedic relief - Grey (56152)

Fits in car for comfort,easy to assemble nice colour +very stable for feet 🦶 height.

It works as a simple foot rest.My flaw is that I use it to push my chair out when I am about to get up, my feet are on the stand naturally as it is in front of me but sometimes with pressure on the stand it has a snapping sound without a major amount of pressure. Hasn't fully broken but has lost durability.If you want a simple footrest it is fine but try not to push off from it.

Can’t believe the difference this makes, so much more comfortable sitting at my desk at work. I like that I can adjust the high too, it feels very sturdy under foot and my feet have plenty of room to move about.

Not much to say, what you see is what you get. I have a great adjustable chair but something just didn't feel right having my feet flat on the ground. This footrest is a super bargain for the comfort it adds to your desk time.It basically has 3 adjustable settings. You can remove the piece that adjusts the height for lowest setting or you can move it to the back slow for amid setting. I alternatae between mid setting and removing the piece depending on how I'm tilting my chair.The only gripes I have but is that it's obviously made for footwear. I don't wear shoes indoors (I use this at home) because why on earth would you walk around wihtt your dirty shoes indoors.. I never understood that about UK / Ire :) So I kind of have to wear slippers which I don't normally wear but it's alright with just socks. Just not super comfortable.Also, the piece you remove to get lowest setting isn't exactly small so when you remove it's a bit of clutter.Anyhow I still give it 5/5 because I wasalready aware that it was meant for footwear and I think there's a version that is smooth with textile that cost more.As for durability, time will tell but who cares? It costs peanuts. I imagine as long as you don't kick it it'll last for years.I recommend this to ANYONE who sits at a desk frequently or infrequently. It's simply too cheap and great of a product to NOT purchase.In fact, I just had an idea. Found an old big textile mousepad that I taped onto it and voila. Comfort for you people in nations who don't wear shoes indoors :)

It started off really well but now one of the feet supporting it has snapped off making it unusable

Bought one of these as I was (like a lot of people at the moment) working from home using my dining table as a desk and found that my feet were too far off the ground once I had adjusted my chair for the height of the table (probably made worse by me being 5'6"). I had been using a box to put my feet on but this was not ideal as it was uncomfortable and slid about all over the place on my wood floor.So I ordered this as a cheap option to see if it was better and I have to say that it's made a huge difference to my comfort levels already. OK, so this is very simple to assemble and only has limited options in terms of angles for use, but it seems perfect to me and the rubber feet keep it nicely secure on my wood floor.Works for me, didn't cost a fortune and no complaints so it's 5 stars from me.

Purchased this item to help improve my posture when on the computer. Picked this Kensington SoleSaver in particular as it appeared to be one of the latest model on Amazon.Contents:-Large plastic foot rest with 2 rubber feet attached at bottom base.-Plastic bar.-2x loose rubber ball/feet that slot into the plastic bar either side.Easy to setup & adjust: The separate plastic bar that comes loose, simply slots in/out by pushing/pulling in/out of 2 holes either end underneath, and has 2 different slots at different heights (with the bar attached).Does it's job: It's much more comfortable sitting at the computer with this foot rest, it helps align your body better when seated i.e posture.Made for wearing shoes in mind: The hard plastic & non-slip ridges across the footrest make wearing shoes/slippers a must, as it's not very comfortable without shoes, but bearable.Build quality is pretty good for the price, but not not perfect, so be aware that it has its limitations. Do not exert excessive downward pressure upon the foot rest when standing up for example, as it will snap/warp. This was my mistake multiple times from pure habit, and it took it's toll eventually by breaking/crackin. Totally my own fault, i knew the products limits.In conclusion, all things considered the build quality is pretty good for what you pay for with the Kensington SoleSaver. If you plan on sitting with your shoes off, then i'd suggest looking for a more comfortable option. Recommended.Update Jan/2016: Upgraded to the Solemate Plus after our Solesaver model breaking/cracking due to my own fault. The plus model is more sturdy and forgiving to my heavy footed style. Along with a few more flexibility features & the comfort increase was negligible though to be honest.

When this first arrived I was quite impressed with it. It's fairly comfortable and certainly helped my posture whilst I am working from home. It seemed quite sturdy and I was surprised to see just how many people were complaining it had broken. I wondered if they had been standing on itThen mine broke - in exactly the same place as all the others, and for no specific reason. It just broke. This is obviously a defect, it's just not possible to have so many items break in exactly the same way, from such a wide userbase.I think there is a bit issue with people writing reviews immediately on receipt of products and without trying them out for a reasonable time first. If I had written a review straight after getting it then it would have been a 5 star one. However, this product is simply not fit for purpose. Buy at your peril