Why I buy this one ?
- Optical mouse-friendly mouse pad
- Superior tracking control
- Limits wrist flexion
- Redistributes pressure points for exceptional comfort

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What our customer's say!

"The Perfect Mousepad", I have used this mousepad for several years and have never had wrist problems again. When my husband started having wrist problems, he borrowed it and found it was perfect for him as well, so now I've bought two of them. I highly recommend it.

"Causes back pains", This is the first mouse pad I use and maybe I do not know how to use them, but it appears to be too hight for my wrist. As a result, I do not have a good grip of the mouse, and if I manage to, my elbow ends up up in the air making me sit in this crooked position. It all makes me feel a tension in my right upper back and shoulder.

"No more wrist pain", I've never really believed in wrist/mouse pads, especially after switching to the MS wireless optical Intellimouse. However, I've been doing a lot of computer use lately, and a lot of coding and mouse use. I started getting pains in my mousing arm, and decided to give a wrist pad a shot.

The Fellowes Easy Glide is excellent. Its wrist pad moves with you but stays fixed to the pad. This forces you to continue using it, and gives you great support. I would recommend this to anyone that does a lot of computer work, BEFORE you start getting wrist pains.

"Large surface area, easy on my wrists", I purchased this item several months ago after a lack of keyboard and mouse wrist support left my wrists in braces for a while. Along with this item, I also purchased a Fellowes wrist rest for the keyboard. Using the two wrist rests together, I have not had any new carpal tunnel flare-ups.

I have an optical mouse at home, so I was used to having the entire surface of my desk to use as a mousepad. Switching from that to a more limited space took some getting used to, but this mousepad offers more space than most others that come with a wrist rest. I also like the way the gel part slides around with my hand when I'm moving the mouse.

The reason I gave this item 4 stars instead of 5 is that the gel is a little hard, much harder than my keyboard wrist rest (made by the same company). It's a little less comfortable than it would be if the gel were softer, but it's far, far better than having nothing at all.

"Kind of big for my desk but it does the job", Thanks to a major flare-up of CTS recently, I found myself in the market for things to ease the stress of daily tasks. I traded my mouse for a trackball, but the angle was still rough on my wrist, so I invested in this item, and within minutes I felt a difference. My wrist rests on a well padded pillow. Mouse users should note that this pillow area swivels easily so you're not always having to readjust your wrist. It holds my hand at a perfect angle for avoiding more damage to the carpal tunnel as well as for using the complicated trackball system I've installed.

The only drawback I see here is that it's very large for my desk as it's set up. I have a shelf which holds keyboard and mouse, and it rolls out for use and back in when I'm finished. On the pad, the trackball is just a bit high for complete clearance so it scuffs the bottom of the desk. And when I'm using it, I have to pull the pad up over the lip of the workshelf in order to have free movement for my fingers. I don't see this being a huge drawback for me, but it bears thinking about before you invest. Personally I think it's well worth the bit of extra trouble not to have numb fingers or pain in my arm all day.

Assuming this item holds up to heavy use, I'd say that it's probably one of the most useful things I've purchased in ages.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"This didn't work for me.", The idea sounds great, but it just doesn't work too well. Whenever you pick up your hand off the mouse it's hard to get started again.