GLORIOUS Wrist Pad/Rest - TENKEYLESS (TKL) Size - Black - Mechanical Keyboards,Stitched Edges,Ergonomic | 14x4 inches/25mm Thick (GWR-87)

This is for the Black Tenkeyless version. (Not the slim). This is the best wrist pad on the market. It has just the right amount of firmness while still allowing your wrists to feel like they are resting on a cushion. I have another full size Glorious Gaming wrist pad and after 6 months of daily use there are no indentations where put my wrists. I got this one because my previous was full size and gray, and the gray was starting to show slight spotting on the color. The construction of this wrist pad is as good as it gets. Sturdy rubber bottom to grip and stay put, all edges are stitched and will resist fraying and pulling away from the base. The foam padding already mentioned is perfect for support while still being comfortable and it is a breathable material that I have no trouble using for long periods of time without heat issues. Some wrist pads that are gel or memory foam may be more comfortable but they do not offer the support you should have for proper typing form and to avoid health problems and they also get very hot and sweaty quickly, and they will deform over time. I think the tenkeyless size is perfect, even for full size boards. With the way you position your hands to type you will never need a longer wrist pad than this. The height is great for most keyboards, decent ones anyway, and allow your hands to be at the proper angle for typing with the board lying flat. If you use a wrist rest do not elevate your keyboard feet! This leads to bad wrist and hand posture and can cause health problems from typing. The width of this pad is also enough to be comfortable and allow different positions and should accommodate any sized hands and wrists. I now own 2 of these wrist pads and I will never buy another brand. They are durable and comfortable and will help your typing position and health.

It looks just like it does in the product pictures, and it functions as well as it should. I've used gel wrist rests before and after a while you just sink through it and they take a while to rebound. This rest, however, has foam on the inside and provides ample support and rebounds wonderfully. It is superbly comfortable and fits my tenkey-less keyboard perfectly. I wasn't super psyched about what I felt was a rather premium price, but I am very happy with the comfort this rest offers. As far as how it holds up, I can't tell right now. I don't see any reason for it to just fall apart after the few weeks I've had it, so it should last a while. The bottom is rubber coated so it sticks well to my desk surface. If you don't apply downward pressure, it is easy to move it around. By this I mean its not going to really STICK in place. However, if you're resting your wrists on it, its not gonna easily slide around. There is on funky new-product kind of smell and the logo is tasteful and not obnoxiously large. Overall I am super happy with my investment. Highly recommend.

Finding a wrist rest that is appropriately sized for a ten-keyless keyboard is pretty difficult. All of the big names (Ducky, Filco, etc) tend to be impossible to find or largely out of stock. When you do find them, they are outrageously priced or there's extremely long delays in acquiring the wrist rest. I've tried a few different TKL wrist rests and this one is by far my favorite. It's soft but firm which is ideal for all-day support. I know it's catered towards gamers but I am a developer and I do a lot of typing. It's definitely not a gel wrist rest. It's more like a dense foam. I've found that even with a watch or Fitbit on, my wrists are more than comfortable especially with the way that the edges of the wrist rest curve. On my other TKL wrist rest from Grifiti, the edges are square and somewhat annoying while this feels nice. It's slightly shorter than my TKL mechanical keyboards but it's not that big of a deal. I haven't found myself falling off the edges or anything. Most TKL wrist rests are similarly sized. The bottom is textured enough so as not to slip around but it doesn't put up a fight if you try to move it and your keyboard around on your desk. While I like this a lot, I gladly would have paid more money for a leather version or maybe some additional height options since it is slightly taller than my keyboard. Otherwise I think it looks great with my KUL ES-87 and it's more than comfortable to type on. I'll probably get another one to replace my wrist rest at the office.

I invested in a tenkeyless mechanical key board, another worthy investment, and found the wrist pad a must. I ordered a few, and had to return them for their height being too low, not being deep enough, or the material they are made off being uncomfortable. The Glorious pad is simply the best of those I tested. The Glorious is the proper height; when I am lazy, my palms have a place to rest, sit high enough so I can still type without obstruction. The pad is firm, like a firm mattress with a soft layer you don't sink too far into. The material wrapping the pad is comfortable and breathable. Others were solid plastic or rubber, not something you wanted to put 10 hrs on. I got my monies worth. It works for me; all day work and gaming when the work is done.

I bought the TKL black version and it almost fits perfectly with my Epomaker Shadow-X! It is very well made. It is soft and firm and I haven’t noticed it sliding around during use. It’s not really a downside, but I noticed a pattern on the bottom grip that looked slightly rotated and not parallel with the edge, but you can’t see it when you use it anyway ha ha. 5/5 ⭐️

My favorite rest. Use it with all my boards; from Tofu60 pictured to tkl. This one is going on a year and no issues. Perfect height for my use with any board angle.

I'm very pleased with this wrist rest. I bought one for work and one for home, and I'm not sure I'll ever want to change brands. The foam interior makes for a slightly stiffer feel than your average gel pad, which I like. I also prefer foam to gel because as gel pads age and fall apart, they leave a very sticky and unpleasant substance on your fingers. The foam interior and cloth surface are easy to wash, and the stitched edges prevent the two from falling apart (unlike many gel pads). The rubber base is glued to the underside of the foam pad and makes it easy to use on most any surface. I imagine the glue will be the first thing to deteriorate, though that's not a criticism by any means. Overall, it's one of the best wrist pads I've ever used. I anticipate buying it again in the future.

This wrist rest is too wide for me (not too long, but too wide), and it has a small extension on the base that prevents it from being placed flush with your keyboard. Because of this, it left my actual wrists on the pad and not my palms (while these devices are called wrist rests, you don't really want your wrist to be on them, you want your palm to be on them with your wrists having nothing beneath them). So, while it's soft and well made, it didn't work for me; I found a more narrow pad that can be placed flush w/ my keyboard.

Great wrist pad. Soft enough for comfortable use. Fits perfect on my 75% keyboards.

Did it’s job perfectly and got it with a good price.

Excellent product, it feels nice when using my keyboard and it doesn't slip away at all. This is how products should be made!

Material de la tela normal a áspera, el cojín tiene firmeza muy buena, no es ni muy blando ni duro. Ayuda al confort.

Malzeme kalitesi iyi diyebilirim, mousepadin üstündeyken istesem de kaydıramadım. İlk kullanımlarda çok sert bir sünger varmış gibi geldi ancak bileğimi rahatsız etmediği için kullanmaya devam ettim. Birkaç günün sonunda bileğim için oldukça rahat olduğunu ve uzun kullanımda terleme yapmadığını (Mart sonunda aldım) fark ettim. Klavyenizin tam ölçüsü ve yüksekliğine dikkat edin, eliniz küçükse 20 veya 22mm pad düşünülebilir, derinliği 10cm olduğu için masada bence biraz fazla yer kaplıyor ama bilek için hissiyatı güzel. Şu anlık memnunum, ilk klavye bilek desteğim olduğu için bu fiyata tavsiye eder miyim bilemiyorum.