Will this work with an additional gel wrist support?
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I haven't needed any additional wrist support as my wrist rests on the higher edge. I haven't had any bad effects from using the Allsop, no numbness or pain of fingers, hand and wrist. I've used it daily for several months and haven't felt the need for anything more.
614763
It's actually not a gel support, but more of a hard support, which I prefer, because if I rest my wrist on the highest point of the pad, it keeps my wrist straight while I move the mouse around.
614764
Since I do not have a gel wrist support, I simply don't know. Plus what works for one person's "condition" might not work for another.
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Kimberley: I do not know. If your gel wrist support is not cumbersome (big) it might. I have both the Alsop 26226 wrist aid mouse pad and Imakk wrist glove-like-apparatus that has tube beads in the part that cushions your wrist and hand (on the underside). The Wrist mouse pad helps to keep your wrist off the table as it is tapered. I'm using the mouse pad now that I don't need the wrist pad every day. I love mine and will be reordering both when these wear out.
961385
Yes, that's what I'm using it for. Keep in mind you won't receive what you see in the image. The wrist strap bottom section does no exist.
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The wrist area is a firm gel that is relatively flexible but ultimately supportive. The mat area where the mouse goes is a thick but flexible foam. I like it..
1188370
Hello I have the soft foam on my laptop as pictured using it for both wrists not a mouse pad does that answer your question?
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Should be fine. The Logitech keyboard I use has a built-in wrist rest and there is plenty of room for it. I like this product.
1113225
Yes, it will fit a larger wrist. It is designed with some overlap of material which goes around the wrist, so it should fit.
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The night Futuro sleep wrist support has two thumb holes so it can be used on the right or left hand. I use them to relieve symptoms of carpal tunnel in both hands.
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I don't see why not. It's shaped to nestle your wrist/forearm, so it should work on both sides.
523163
Yes, although it on the small size. It is big enough to do the job unless you also use a wrist support pad.
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Guess it would depend on how severe of a broke you had. Keep in mind that any of these wrist supports will also have a negative impact on arm pump.
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Joann, I'm sorry you're in so much pain, I'm pretty fortunate to only have some back issues now and then, so I don't know, but I'm guessing they wouldn't because the function is to put pressure on a certain point on your inner wrist, which helps motion sickness.
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Depends on the size of your wrist- my wrist is rather small and it would fall off.
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I just use one of those small gel-filled wrist supports that isn't connected to a mouse pad like this one: http://www.staples.com/Staples-Flex-Wrist-Rest-Blue-Crystal/product_811734
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I doubt it, but the material is a little coarser and thicker than the iMak wrist rest material, so that might help. You might consider trying some double-sided tape on your keyboard if you need to hold the wrist rest in place.
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Sorry don't know. i use it for ankle weights. But i doubt it as it would interfere with wrist movement.
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I bought the Rollermouse Red because the palm support pad is of the right size for the keyboard tray. It provided adequate support. The Rollermouse Red Plus pad would have been too big for my setup.
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If there is a showing size, I didn't see it. My wrist circumference is 6 and 1/8 inches, and the Wrist Support I purchased (size S/M) just barely fits me. (If it were 1/8 inch smaller, it would be too tight.) I like that my Wrist Support has a wide Velcro wrap-around, for further tightening when I need an even tighter fit.) Hope this helps.