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The Humanscale FM 300 Foot Machine Footrest combines a sleek natural wood design with a durable steel frame and smooth ball bearing rollers to provide adjustable, ergonomic support. Its 3-inch height range and rocking motion promote better posture and circulation, making it a premium choice for professionals seeking comfort and style in their workspace.












| ASIN | B000HVI1RG |
| Additional Features | Adjustable |
| Best Sellers Rank | #41,602 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #96 in Office Footrests |
| Brand Name | Humanscale |
| Color | Natural |
| Cover Material | Wood |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (555) |
| Frame Material | Wood |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 15.37"L x 11.81"W x 3.31"H |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Weight | 9 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Humanscale |
| Material Type | Wood |
| Model Name | FR300 Ergonomic Foot Rocker |
| Model Number | FR300-1NEW |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Relaxing |
| Size | 11.875" x 16" |
| Style Name | Compact |
| UPC | 810008202494 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | No Warranty |
E**R
Ridiculously overpriced? Yes. Best footrest ever? Also yes.
So I have been a desk jockey for over 20 years and have spent LOTS of money on footrests over the years. This is my favorite footrest out of the many I have purchased (over 8 different models). I like rocking footrests that move, I have found it makes a huge difference for me. My prior favorite was the Eureka Tilt ergonomic footrest at about $40. Super sturdy and has laster over 6 years. This humanscale footrest is everything the Eureka is, just a little bit better. Probably not as durable in the long term, but it is more comfortable, the rocking motion is far far superior, and it looks great vs the Eureka is kinda ugly. If you sit at a desk for a living treat yourself to this footrest and a nice chair. Yes they are expensive, but to protect your back and joints, it is CHEAP. Take care of your body!
D**.
Great Footrest - great addition to my home office
I have a great chair in my office, but my back would still get tense during the day. I decided to give adding a footrest a try. The Wirecutter (NYT) had this one as their upgrade pick, and it looked like an attractive bit of kit. On the very first day, it greatly improved my overall posture, and I felt better at the end of the day. After having this for a month, my wife wanted to use it. I was happy that she was interested and so pleased with the footrest that I ordered a second one so that we would both have one. I'm sure that other footrests would give positive results for increasing comfort during a day sitting in front of the computer. The Humanscale Footrest is very attractive, and I do enjoy the back and forth motion to keep your legs moving during long Zoom calls. It is a bit spendy when compared to other footrests, but if you are looking for something that is high quality and attractive, I would recommend the Humanscale.
J**.
Solidly built, functional, long lasting
Been using this for a few years. Solid, easy to use. Perfectly functional dynamic footrest that is worth the premium.
I**N
Perfect! (almost)
What a great footrest. Your feet can easily glide between angles which is great for people who like to fidget, but can also hold a position with little effort! If I had to nitpick, the only issue is that it is impossible to lock at the max height. If you fully rest your feet on it, it will push back down. So as long as that's not an issue for you, you can't find a better option out there!
J**T
Stylish foot rest
Very stylish foot rest. I bought this because my office is in a high traffic area of the house, and I didn't want some plastic eyesore sitting underneath my desk. The unit is adjustable, which isn't super clear from some of the marketing. The knobs on the sides can be loosened, and then you can pull the middle of the unit up. I believe the height range is between 3.75- 6.75". The base has some rubber bands that will protect the floor from scratching, and prevent the unit from sliding. There's no way to lock the wood plate itself in place, its always free to pivot. The only thing construction-wise that could be improved are the casters on the sides of the wood plate, which seem to be made out of plastic and don't look especially durable (considering the weight and movement they're required to endure).
T**B
Only good at lowest height setting
Product seems to work smoothly and well at the lowest height setting. However, when I raise it to its highest height setting and tighten the knobs as tight as I can (to keep it at that setting), they are still not tight enough--when my feet are on the device and I apply enough pressure against it to roll my chair back from my desk, the device collapses down to its lowest height setting every time. It's impossible to tighten the knobs enough to prevent this collapse. So you'll need to train yourself to push back with only your arms against the desk instead of your feet against the floor. Also, when the knobs are tightened like this, it causes the metal frame to tighten up enough millimeters to cause something to rub on the device when you rock it back and forth, causing noise, which doesn't happen at the lowest setting when the devise is not fully tightened. I'd recommend you buy this device only if you are planning to use it only at its lowest height setting (which does not require any tightening of the knobs). After I've used it for a week or so, I'm hoping I'll be able to see the marks of where it's rubbing and perhaps shave/sand that edge to solve the rubbing problem (which will only work if it's the wood that's rubbing and not the wheels on the track). A product this expensive really should not require this kind of post-purchase modification. The non-slip strips are a rubbery material (not a sandpapery material) and seem very durable. The strips are inlaid and flush to the surface of the board, so the edges should not curl up and peel over time as your feet rub against them--this was a very nice quality touch that pleasantly surprised me.
N**N
Makes desk work much more comfortable!
For years I used a large hardcover book, about the thickness of the NYC phone books of my youth, as a footrest. I did this to take the pressure off of the backs of my thighs, I suppose. The poor book was much the worse for wear, hard to move around, and clearly not the best solution. The reviews prompted me to splurge on this footrest. I am very glad I did. The platform moves up and down easily on the wheels , but only when you want it to, or when you shift your weight on it. It allows you to flex and bend your ankles. This allows you to stretch them slightly. (We're not talking yoga here--but your "dogs" can do a little upward- and downward stretch.) It's lightweight enough to push around with your feet if you want to move it further away or pull it closer. And finally, it is made of a sturdy piece of wood that sits--or really, rolls--on a steel frame and fits comfortably under the desk. It is easily vacuumed, unlike foam footrests. It has a certain simple elegance. Worth the money, especially if you spend a long time sitting--as you surely must, or you would not be reading this!
A**C
スタイリッシュでとても良かったです。 機能的な椅子セットで使うとより身体に負担がかからないのでおススメです。
A**N
Looks great and works well
A**L
Desde que lo tengo conmigo adiós el dolor de piernas e incluso la espalda. El mecanismo de ruedas me permite estirar los gemelos, lo cual es una maravilla. No entiendo por qué tardé tanto en comprarlo! 100% recomendado.
J**N
Worth the price.
K**M
Amazing footrest - a bit pricey but it makes working from home a lot more comfortable!
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