Task Master Adjustable Footrest

Great foot rest, highly recommend especially if you use a standing desk with an elevated chair/stool. It’s one of the few foot rest I found that accommodates that extra height required with proper ergonomics and is also sturdy. Although it is on the pricier end I was able to catch a deal on Amazon prime day and it’s seriously made all the difference to my standing desk set up. 5/5 on ergonomic and sturdiness. Comfort is fine esp if you work in a public office or space because the textured anti slip platform provides a level of safety however I rate comfort 4/5 because I use this at home and it’s not as comfortable putting your bare feet on it (need to wear socks or house shoes).

My daughter's feet dangle and I have been told that is not good for her.This product is the best for her. I have searched for years. This is stable and adjustable and easily portable throughout the house so she can use it with different chairs. Love this!

The item is heavy but arrived in a very flimsy box. It is not an Amazon box so the problem is not with them but the manufacturer or seller.My unit was chipped and scratched up. Some chips were down to the bare metal. I've reordered a replacement.The functionality is good. It feels sturdy but has a few quirks. Not sure I get the heavy grit sand paper finish on the foot rest. Its too coarse and if you want to take off your shoes to relax, as I often do, forget about it with this. It'll tear up you socks as well so you've got to put something over the surface. Makes little sense and is overkill for its intent.The tubular construction feels thick enough to last. The failure, if any...is likely going to be the welds on the base or the rather small hooks that attach the oversized and heavy foot rest to the standing tube.Changing the height requires the ability to get on your knees or bend at the waist, watch your back... and lift the rather stout footrest which is constructed of angled heavy gauge metal and lifting it up and out then finding the next set of holes aligning them and pushing it down and in. That isn't going to be easy for everybody. Especially crawling around under a tight space like a desk.In terms of quality construction time will tell. Its premium priced at $100 which seems expensive given the simple design and minimum metal parts used.

Great for tech bench work stations.I work in electronics manufacturing and we have test benches for our technicians who sit in drafting chairs.This is a nice product for good ergonomics to keep you comfortable during an 8 hour shift.Fully adjustable, stable, sturdy, and whoever is making $100 a pop off of this, bravo! Great design! It's worth the price.

So far this works great. I have a height desk so I can stand but also have a high chair for when I want to sit. I was having shooting pain in my upper leg that I think was caused by sitting with my feet ina funny position. I have only been ising this for a week and don’t have that upper leg pain anymore. I will update this on the quality after I have had it longer but it seems very durable.

While this is a bit heavy and industrial- it works perfectly for what I needed, fits under the kitchen table so my mother can elevate her feet, the height is adjustable so I can change depending how much edema she has and the non slip surface helps her keep her feet in place. The table has a pedestal base so the triangluar shape of the base works much better than most of the other bases out there that are rectangular, preventing them from being pushed far enough under the table for comfortable sitting and eating

Very good quality. a bit pricey but not a cheap made product. They put thought into this product. I use it with a draft chair and its perfect.

This is working out great for me. I have my stool at its highest position, so the foot rest is second notch from the top but still very stable. I like being able to rest my feet on it and use that anchor to pull myself forward in the chair, rather than having to grab my desktop and use the poor leverage that offers. It is easy to put together, no tools required, took me less than a minute.The angle is a tad too much for me but I make it a point to flex my feet by raising my heels periodically.As others have mentioned, the top is covered with sandpaper. It does not cause any more damage to your soles than walking on pavement does, and if you keep your feet flat and still won't really matter. If you are prone to fidgeting, then you will want to cover it with something soft. There is also a strip of sandpaper on the bottom of the stand that help keeps it in place on carpet, but that may damage a hardwood floor.After using for a bit over two years, the welds that hold the base onto the vertical part have cracked due to general use. I have at no time put excessive weight on the footrest, at most using it to pull my chair closer to the desk.

bon produit

It took a while to get to us other than that we've had no complaints