Ergonomic Leather Mouse Pad Mat Mousepad with Rest Wrist Support Non-Slip Rubber Base Memory Foam Waterproof Surface for Gaming Office

Waist pad could be a little cushion

This was bought to replace our media room mouse pad that I mounted to a rigid back since it is used on the couch/floor/pillows. I was concerned it wouldn't be rigid enough but it's perfect. I intended to get a real leather one for the quality but the price on this begged me to take a chance and it looks good. Not a huge fan of the two tone leather look but it looks pretty good and the mouse tracks nicely on it. The wrist support actually works well since the mouse isn't used at desk level and the angle tends to cause wrist fatigue pretty fast.

Product arrived quickly and in perfect condition. All stitching is clean, even, and secure which is important for thicker materials such as leather/PU leather etc. Wrist mat is at an ideal level for me which wis slighly lower than that of tradional gel pad mouse pads. Two-tone matches my desk perfectly

I just received this mouse pad for use with my Logitech M570 trackball (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0043T7FXE/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and my new Dell Inspiron 5570 laptop. Wow. I didn't think that this mouse pad would make much of a difference in my hand's comfort, but it really, really does! I noticed the difference immediately. I also have one of those gel-filled ones that stick to the desktop and I've tried using it, but it is so thick and stiff that my wrist hurts after an hour or so, which is completely 180º from what I bought it for. This Fosinz leather mouse pad looks top-notch and stylish with its two-tone design, like something belonging in a corporate director's office. Plus, it perfectly matches my Fintie two-tone Kindle covers too (see pics), which is awesome.The bump where your wrist rests upon is not too high nor too low (see pics), and it is not stiff or too soft, but a perfect Goldilocks baby bear kind of happy medium. There is also a rubbery textured back to it (see pics) which helps to keep it from sliding too much across your desktop, and the stitching all around is quality work and should last a long time, looks like they used polyester filament thread which is really strong. They tucked and rolled the edges of each of the four pieces instead of being cheap and dabbing a vinyl gel around it, too, which always flakes off and/or completely comes off over time.I would definitely recommend picking up one of these fine leather mouse pads, even if you (like me) use a trackball instead of a mouse. Your wrist and shoulder will thank you for it.

Not a lot to say here. This thing is a cheap, effective mousepad with a nice, smallish wrist support. Exactly as I wanted. Comfortable...it just fit right in on my desk

comfy, and seems more durable than most flimsy mouse pads

The wrist support is a little too stiff. Maybe it will soften over time, but as of right now I don't like to put my full arms weight on it for long.

Good buy