Palmdrift Silicone Wrist Pad Mouse Rest – Anti-Slip Gradient Print
Palmdrift Silicone Wrist Pad Mouse Rest – Anti-Slip Gradient Print
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Palmdrift is a single-sided silicone wrist pad mouse rest with an anti-slip surface that supports your wrist during typing and mouse work. The gradient pattern is applied by thermal transfer printing directly onto the silicone, so the design is part of the pad rather than a surface sticker. At 240 g, each pad has enough weight to stay put on your desk while you work.
Why people choose Palmdrift
- Anti-slip surface: The silicone surface is designed to stay in place on the desk during use, so the pad doesn't drift while you type.
- Printed directly onto silicone: Thermal transfer printing sets the gradient design into the pad rather than applying it as a surface sticker.
- Substantial weight: At 240 g, the pad has the heft to remain steady beside your keyboard or mouse.
- Soft, supportive rest: Silicone gives your wrist a cushioned surface that is easier on the wrist than a bare desk.
Benefits
Resting your wrist on a padded surface reduces strain on the hand and wrist during long sessions at the computer. The single-sided design keeps the pad simple to place and use.
Specifications
| Material | Silicone |
|---|---|
| Surface feature | Anti-slip |
| Print process | Thermal transfer |
| Weight | 240 g |
Good for
Home and office desks, placed beneath the wrist beside a keyboard or mouse. A good choice for anyone who wants a wrist rest with a bold gradient look.
Questions before you choose
- Is it single-sided or double-sided? Palmdrift is single-sided, with the gradient print on the top surface.
- Will it slide on my desk? The anti-slip silicone surface is designed to stay in place during typing and mouse use.
- How is the print applied? The gradient is set into the silicone by thermal transfer printing rather than applied as a sticker.
