Everlasting Comfort
Everlasting Comfort Memory Foam Foot Rest
Everlasting Comfort’s memory foam foot rest uses Shore 00-50 foam, dual-use flat or tilted setups, and a non-slip base for under-desk leg support at home or office.
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This page contains affiliate links. If you buy through them we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you — it never affects which products we recommend. How we review
Our review
This foot rest is built from high-density memory foam rated 50 on the Shore 00 scale in the listing, balancing cushion and support for feet under a desk. You can use it flat, with the base for extra elevation, or flipped for a gentle rocking angle depending on how you position the pieces.
A non-slip bottom is meant to stay put on carpet, tile, or hardwood—important when rolling chairs bump the stool. The brand markets it for office, gaming, and travel because it is lightweight to move between rooms.
Customer summaries emphasize comfort and lower-back relief, with mixed takes on height—some want more elevation than the foam stack provides. It is soft furniture, not an adjustable plastic rocker, so expectations should match foam compression over months of use.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Shore 00-50 memory foam firmness cited
- Dual flat or tilted configurations
- Non-slip base for multiple floor types
- Lightweight to move between desks
What to watch
- Mixed feedback on overall height
- Foam may compress over long use
- No mechanical height clicks
- Less structured than wooden rockers
Specifications
| Fill | High-density memory foam |
|---|---|
| Firmness | Shore 00-50 (listing) |
| Configurations | Flat, elevated, or flipped rocker |
| Base | Non-slip bottom |
| Use cases | Office, desk, gaming (listing) |
| Structure | Foam stool (no height dial) |
Who it's for
- Carpet and hard-floor offices
- Soft under-desk support
- Desks where rocking helps circulation
The verdict
Editor’s choice foam rest when you want cushion and dual-angle flexibility without knobs. Skip it if you need precise inch-by-inch height steps.