Footrest for Desk Adjustable Height 2-in-1 Function Rotatable Ergonomic Under Desk Footrest Ottoman Stool Rolling Leg Rest for Home Office (Black)

This footrest is expensive but is proving to be worth it. The tripod base is sturdy and can be collapsed for storage. The plastic mesh is supportive and comfortable. The height is easy to adjust and the top doesn’t spin easily.

After my physical therapist and I discussed my need to elevate my lower legs while sitting, and especially while working at my office desk on my computer, I went online to Amazon and ordered this. It had good reviews, including for treating lymphedema. It is height-adjustable in eight steps, soft enough as a leg rest to be comfortable to use and quite sturdy. Its surface material is a tightly stretched mesh fabric.The last two photos show the ottoman in its lowest and highest positions.Note that to lower the leg rest, you will first need to lift it all the way up, past the eighth position, until it stops rising. Doing so will disengage the lock. Then you must lower it all the way to the bottom before you can lift it up to any one of the desired click stops, where it will automatically lock into place.I was so satisfied with the function and appearance of this ottoman that I ordered a second one the same day that I assembled this one and tried it out. I'll keep one at the table where I eat and the other one under the desk in my office.Also not that this is not intended to be a stool fof sitting on.

I bought this to use under my desk. I like the fact that its height is adjustable; however, it's not very stable, since it has 3 legs, so it sometimes tips over. You also have to be careful, that people don't accidentally use it as a chair, since it can only handle low amount of weight.overall it does its job, but can be improved a bit.

I wanted a small stool that would allow me to put my feet up. I have a bit of edema, and elevating my feet helps a lot.Delivery was prompt. Assembly took about 15 minutes, with a coffee break. It's a solid small stool, perfectly sized as a small roll-around footstool. It is height-adjustable.My only gripe was the tag on the top seam of the tool; similar to a mattress. I thought it would be an easy tear-off tag that wouldn't show any residue, but NO, I had to cut it off with scissors and can still see bits of tag. Wouldn't it have been easier just to put it on the bottom, out of sight?Minor gripes aside, it's a solid small stool and works well. Recommended.

The price at time of purchase is $99.96 USD. Which is pretty high for how this product actually feels and looks. First off to put it together it uses a basic sliding peg that would go into a hole inside the base, however it seems it wasn't made properly and I had to literally slam the base into the mesh ottoman in order for it to lock in place. The look of the product isn't too cheap but due to my immediate experiences with it I would seem it "quite a bit over priced" as it just isn't "premium" enough to warrant truly being worth pretty much $100 USD. It preforms well it does it's job and doesn't sag much. It feels ok but the adjustments feel very loose, though I should add that It will lock into position when it gets moved up and unlocks fully when adjusted to the highest setting then released. It also pivots too easily but that is just a personal preference as I do fidgit quite a bit. I'd say the the "price feel" or the price it seems this product is actually worth from a consumers perspective is about $67 USD. Give or take a couple dollars.

I just received the product today. This stool is east to assemble and looks and feels sturdy. You can adjust it's height by sitting on it and using the lever to activate the gas lift, and it looks great. I'm not sure why there are so many holes under the seat when you only need four to secure the seat pad to the plate, but I guess it's enough to get the job done. The only thing I don't like is that it doesn't tilt very much, which is why I chose it over less expensive stools. Disapponting...

I really like the padding on this footrest. It is comfortable and feels luxurious for the price. I have tight calves and my calves feel good when I lay my legs and feet across the footrest. I also bought the mesh one, but that one wasn't worth $80 in my opinion. This one with the padding and wheels is worth the money.

The stool is too light and easily tips and falls over when you use it. You can't just flip it back up with your foot because the legs fold up on it, so you need to bend over everytime and put it back where you want it and then carefully rest feet on it so as to not tip it over again and again. Annoying waste of money.