Comforfeel Chair Arm Covers and Foam Elbow Pillow Armrest Cushoin Pads for Home Or Officer Chair

Economical stop gap measure to cover ripped arm rest pad. I searched high and low for a replacement arm rest pad for my office chair; called the retailer and maufacturer to no avail. Rather than have un ugly looking arm rest, I thought I'd try these. They do cover (most of) the pad, but have a tendency to move all over the place on the pad requiring constant adjustment, so I may go the velcro route to hold them in one place. They are comportable and certainly solved the issue of the unsightly ripped arm rest pads.

They are OK for the price. Compared to what I had to deal with before these are good. My chair arms were really tough but these are much better. I gave 3 stars because I had to hack these to keep them in a comfy place on my chair and the foam could have been better but it works for now.

After using this at work for 2 months, the left arm, which I lean on the most, has to be tightened more and more. While it currently is holding up to continued tightening, I can see a point where is breaks coming very soon.

Goes flat, stays flat. It does the job I got it for though which was "it beats not having anything at all". To be fair, this wasn't designed for the arms of a IKIA Markus arm rest. If you're getting this for pc arm rests like the Markus has I would recommend getting something else OR adding some materials to round out the arms a bit before adding these to them. So they don't just smush over the edges.

they are one step above the plastic armrest, but better than the cold, hard, plastic on my arm. the cost was low and they do serve the purpose.

These arm rest pads work but they look cheap and roll off of the arm rest fairly easily. The straps are barely enough to keep them upright.

They're really flat, normal, low density foam. They work but will probably flatten out with time faster than thicker memory foam pads.

Simple to install and works pretty much as expected. I would have given a higher rating if the padding was a bit firmer.