Naro Lifestyle Ergonomic Armrest Pads for Gaming Chair, Memory Foam Gaming Pillow Armrest Covers, Office Chair Anti Slip Arm Pad Pillows for Elbow and Forearm Support (Set of 2)

Incredible product. I have the DX Racer Tank chair, I'm a big boy so I needed a big chair, I'm sat in this thing nearly 3/4 of the day so I needed something comfortable. It's a great chair apart from the armrests which are uncomfortable as all hell. The Arm Eaz armrest is a lifesaver, not only did it essentially save my chair, it saved my elbows too. They're padded with memory foam so every time I rest on them they feel brand new, they're covered in a really nice feeling felt/cloth type material which feels awesome on the touch, the easily wrap around the bottom of the chair so once its on, it's on, they're not coming off unless you WANT them to come off. Overall and incredible investment for anyone who has a high class chair with no so high class armrests.

Pros:-Soft enough to make hard armrests more comfortable.-Slip on cover suitable for uneven armrests-Cheaper then the competition-Lovely velvet feel and warm rest arms onCons:-The non slip material could do with having some rubber as its not the best, but for the most part does the job-The comfort foam in the armrest flattens after extended use, have to rotate them 180* every few hours to to bring the unsquashed cushioned section back to elbow side. Memory foam has too much memory, doesnt really spring back to how it was before, needs manual intervention to puff it upOverall still very happy with these at around £12 at time of purhcase

When reading some reviews saying about the lack of support or not soft enough got me a little apprehensive , but actually the softness of the exterial material is great. The padding it self looked a bit tough but, after some hours on the computer, no issues. So I can only rate 5 stars. There is space for improvement, we should be able to chose the padding, I would prefer more sponge type padding then memory foam.I made one myself and the sponge I used from pound shop worked super great, very comfy, but the leather exterior I used was all teared up, so I need to replace it. Other thing you could improve is to put like separation inside so you could fill with your padding of choice or increase it, to make it thicker thou you may do it but you will lose the base anti slip on the padding. Overall very happy. recommend

Nice at first and soft. After a while, one 7.5hr work day, you feel the original arm rest through the pads which then starts to hurt elbows, so not the best performance.They fit well on my chair,

I purchased these to replace a previous pair of arm pads that were held on by two Velcro straps. These pads use an elastic cover instead. On a chair with Aeron-style arms, these work loads better. Way simpler and easier to attach and a much tighter grip. Plus the non-slip bottom seems very good at preventing unwanted slipping. I agree that they aren't the thickest pads (my old ones were thicker), but the foam seems good quality and the padding is sufficient for me (though there's room for a bit of extra padding so I've added a 1cm-thick extra layer from a cut-up old foam camping mat). Very pleased with them. Very good design. Much better than my old ones.

I have been using these on my office chair for over a year now and it has not failed me once.The elastic is very stretchy and easy to pull over most T shaped arm rests.The rubber inside stops it from slipping and the cushioning on top is very soft.My arm rest has a hard plastic top which made it very uncomfortable to use without these.Also very easy to remove and wash. I let them dry naturally and they still perform well. Highly recommended!

Listing claims these are 25cm, when they are far closer to 21cm. I had to send them back

I purchased these to make the hard plastic arms of my computer chair more bearable now that I'm working from home.They certainly did the job. The pads feel soft to the touch, and resting my elbows/forearms on them significantly reduced the harness of the surface underneath.They aren't perfect by all means. The non-slip base isn't particularly effective on plastic, although on a fabric cover I would imagine they would be. The elastic fits over the chair arm nicely, however it would be useful to be able to tighten this, again to reduce movement when being used. All that was overcome by using some strong double sided tape though, hasn't moved since.The biggest gripe I have is that the memory foam isn't very dense, so the barrier between the hard chair arm and your arm isn't very thick, but it's still significantly more comfortable than not having it.Can't really grumble for the price tbh.