MSI AGILITY GD20 mouse pad 12.60" x 8.66" 5mm
- Micro-texture Texti…
- Natural Rubber Base
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Gray footrest with massaging surface tilts 30° for ergonomic support
The ACCO SoleMassage footrest in gray provides a tilting platform designed for desk users who want to keep their feet moving while they work. Its surface offers a massaging texture that stimulates the soles during long sitting sessions. The unit arrives new and ready to place under any standard desk without assembly.
The footrest locks at a single 30-degree incline, so users who prefer a flatter or steeper angle cannot change it. There is no height adjustment mechanism, which means the resting height is determined solely by that fixed angle. Buyers who need variable positioning or a completely flat surface should consider a different design.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | KENSINGTON COMPUTER |
| Product color | Gray |
The only tilt angle offered is 30 degrees, so there is no alternative angle to choose.
The 30-degree tilt lets you rock the footrest back and forth, giving a gentle massage motion while you work.
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