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Offline mikyo

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Wrist Rest Recommendations
« on: Wed, 08 May 2019, 19:30:50 »
I'm looking to get a nice wrist rest for my new 60%, something that has some dark colored wood. Not very educated on wrist rests so I need some help.
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Offline jamster

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Re: Wrist Rest Recommendations
« Reply #1 on: Thu, 09 May 2019, 00:25:58 »
"Not very educated on wrist rests"

I thought that from an ergonomics perspective, these are bad things. If you're using a wrist rest, you're also angling your hands up which is going to increase the risk of carpal tunnel.





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Re: Wrist Rest Recommendations
« Reply #2 on: Thu, 09 May 2019, 06:41:01 »
I love big fat gel rests as a place to rest the hands while reading or thinking.

Unfortunately they always look shabby after a couple of years.
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Offline Riverman

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Re: Wrist Rest Recommendations
« Reply #3 on: Thu, 09 May 2019, 14:19:03 »
3M makes some nice gel ones.  They're covered in a pretty hard-wearing textured black vinyl.  I've had one in my office for years, and it still looks like new.  I don't know if they make one as narrow as a 60%, but it might work for both a keyboard and a mouse.  They make a 2' wide version that's made to be used with a full-size keyboard and a mouse.  That thing's huge.