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Offline Protato_Tubby

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Wrist rests
« on: Tue, 11 February 2014, 11:43:10 »
So, what is the deal with wrist rests here? I am looking into the grifiti wrist rests for my mouse and keyboard, but I thought I'd see what the general opinion here was first. What do you lot suggest?
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Offline daerid

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Re: Wrist rests
« Reply #1 on: Tue, 11 February 2014, 12:00:15 »
Love the Grifiti rests, but be warned: they peel. A LOT. By that I mean the fabric that's glued to the top of the foam starts peeling away damn near instantaneously.

I wish more companies went the route of the Razer Goliathus and stitched the edges.
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Re: Wrist rests
« Reply #2 on: Tue, 11 February 2014, 12:11:57 »
Quote from: daerid on Tue, 11 February 2014, 12:00:15
Love the Grifiti rests, but be warned: they peel. A LOT. By that I mean the fabric that's glued to the top of the foam starts peeling away damn near instantaneously.

I wish more companies went the route of the Razer Goliathus and stitched the edges.
Could you suggest any sort of DIY way to stop them from peeling?
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Re: Wrist rests
« Reply #3 on: Tue, 11 February 2014, 12:16:10 »
Hmmm good question. I haven't really tried anything, but maybe a thin coat of something around the edges. Not sure what you'd use, but it'd have to be safe to use on the cloth and rubber foam.

Or you could just hit up Beast for a wooden wrist rest: http://geekhack.org/index.php?board=127.0
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Re: Wrist rests
« Reply #4 on: Tue, 11 February 2014, 12:20:41 »
Quote from: daerid on Tue, 11 February 2014, 12:16:10
Hmmm good question. I haven't really tried anything, but maybe a thin coat of something around the edges. Not sure what you'd use, but it'd have to be safe to use on the cloth and rubber foam.

Or you could just hit up Beast for a wooden wrist rest: http://geekhack.org/index.php?board=127.0
Do you have any experiences with wooden wrist rests? I'd obviously rather give money to a smaller business like Beast's woodworks, but I am equally unsure of the product either way. Also, would beast be able to paint them black? It's not a must, but it'd just look nicer with my stuff. :)
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Offline kishagi

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Re: Wrist rests
« Reply #5 on: Thu, 17 April 2014, 19:36:44 »
While you have probably went ahead and bought a wrist rest, I bought a Grifiti and Im loving it. It was pretty cheap comparatively to "higher quality" wrist rests but it works fantastically. I love how it's somewhat squishy so i can put my elbows into it with comfort while im reading a bunch of text.

I think ive only had mine for 2-3 weeks but i havent seen any peeling yet, though I cant shake the feeling that it will start soon
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