Do your feet just barely dangle above the floor at your desk, or do you sit for hours on end? You'll feel it in your back, neck, and legs by the evening. An ergonomic footrest supports your feet, relieves pressure on your lower back, and keeps your circulation going — a small adjustment you'll notice every workday.
The adjustable footrest in black is a great all-rounder; if you like to rock actively, the tilting platform is nice. For a fixed, sturdy support there's the non-slip desk footrest. Honestly: a footrest won't fix a poorly adjusted chair — set up your chair and desk correctly first, and the footrest finishes the job.
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Tips & guides: Footrest for the office: when (and how) to use one · Desk footrest: fixed or adjustable, which suits you?
