Tattoo Armrest Stand - Heavy Duty 360 Fully Adjustable Portable Rest With Soft Sponge Pad - Foldable Tripod Holder for Leg and Arm Supplies (Type-2)

The media could not be loaded. My favorite small armrest so far! Multiple angles of adjustment on the pad. You also have a large variety in height depending on your set up. I also love that on the tripod there’s the support beams that I use kind of as a foot rest when I’m tattooing. The pad is nice and thick so it is comfortable for the clients as well. The overall quality is really nice and for the price you can’t beat it!

Absolutely love this made very well and great price I have only used it once so far and so far so good. I love that is moves in all directions so easy access when I'm do work. Very functionable.

Had it for 2-3 months now and I love it. Very adjustable and portable

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE: 6 months of heavy use and still no issues at all with this armrest. Love it.Professional tattoo artist of 7 years here. I wanted to chime in and show my love for this awesome armrest. I’ve had many armrests over the years, some sturdy, some a little wobbly, some that feel like they’d snap with a little too much weight on them... but this armrest is QUALITY!- The rubber feet work amazing and keep it in place, no sliding and absolutely no wobble- This thing is unbelievably sturdy and has a very high quality build. No cheap parts here.- Very soft cushion and not too big.- 360 degree movement of the armrest is a game changer.One thing that I wasn’t crazy about with this thing, was that the cushion of the armrest (as soft as is it is) is covered in PU leather instead of real leather. Not a deal breaker by any means, but something I would’ve been okay with spending more if it were an option.I think this is a perfect addition to any shop or any tattooer’s arsenal, well worth the money spent.

I've owned this product before and it was flawless. Unfortunately I changed shops, so I had to order it again. This new one I just got has a couple issues. The base screw part is stripped so the base doesn't tighten and is constantly loose. Secondly, the gear to twist to elevate and lower the arm rest is extremely difficult to turn, as if it's jammed almost. It's unfortunate to spend so much and it ultimately being unreliable.

I’ve owned one of these for over 5 years now and love the whole look of it and how easy it is to use. Now that I am planning to open up my own tattoo shop I would not use any other arm rest. Working at multiple tattoo shops I’ve used all types of arm rests and I rather use this.

If you are only looking to use this to tuck under someone’s arm, and use in a more upright position, you’ll probably be happy.I also use mine to lean on when I’m working on chest pieces. This cannot hold the weight. And I’m a small woman. Within a few seconds of leaning on it, no matter how much I tightened the grips, it would start to slide down. I’ve had my old mom rest for over five years now, and it has never done that.Otherwise, it is very well-made. It’s a very solid piece. It’s just not safe enough for my purposes.

The media could not be loaded. I like the aesthetic finish and adjustable angles the arm rest can reach, to access hard to reach areas. However the latches don’t hold as good. Grips aren’t really durable.