2-Piece Set of Soft Neoprene Chair Armrest Covers - Comfort and Protection for Your Furniture

Jacqui Burns: I just received my first set of these armrest covers and installed them on my computer desk chair. I am a developer/engineer and behind the computer all day. Prior to these covers, I had towels wrapped around my armrests and secured with zip ties because my elbows would ache after a short amount of time sitting at my desk. I was about to purchase a Herman Miller chair just to have better arm rests, but other than that one complaint, I like my current chair. These armrest covers shipped very quickly, are made in the USA, were really quite easy to install and look great. The armrests on my chair come to a point at the end (do not wrap around), which I would think is probably the hardest install. I had to lace them so that one end wrapped around itself. That being said, it was not difficult to come up with a way to lace the covers in a way that secured them around the end of the armrest. The grommets and laces are of good quality that allowed me to pull the laces very tight. I managed to install these by myself, but I could see where it may be necessary to have an assistant hold the laces tight as you are lacing up the covers on your chair. I don't believe these...

United States on May 04, 2020

Aubrey: These reviews are very accurate. I bought them because my chair's arm kept banging into my desk leaving marks. The styrofoam in the pads now allow for my rolling chair to bump into the desk without harming it. A tip to those installing these: when trying to get it tight, every couple of x's pull tight the X closest to the end of the strand to remove the excess slack and then work backwards. This is counter-intuitive, but if you start at the X farthest away from you, you end up losing the slack because you haven't taken away any of the excess string yet. Another tip is to not cut the string when you are done in case you need to adjust anything later. I simply laced excess the string back through the x's and tucked it underneath.
Pros: sturdy material, grommets hold up to pulling tightly on the cords, looks nice, good cushioning.
Cons: overpriced... I almost didn't purchase these (but I'm glad I did because it solved my problem). Fabric gets bulky around the bend of the arm chair , leaving ripples and grommets showing . Also, very difficult to get laced up tight.

United States on Nov 21, 2018

E.L.: I have a very satisfied office leather chair which I bought 2-3 years ago from Sams Club. Recently, the leather on the right arm starts to peel off. It's a pity to throw away such a great chair just for this leather issue. I am very happy to use this cover and quickly resolved my issue. The cover is very soft and my arm feel very comfortable touching it.

Since my chair is very big, I hope this cover could be even wider so it's easier for me to use it. The current width is ok. I also with there is an easier way to tie the thread, it took me 5-10 minutes to have it done. Overall, very happy about the quality. Very useful and resolved my chair issue.

United States on Oct 21, 2016

J S Gilbert: To say that right out of the package I was disappointed is an understatement. I think most people will be. These are cheap looking and on all but the thinnest of arms, the grommets will show and the look is sloppy and unprofessional. Even if they did work, i am guessing they would fall apart in a few months on a chair that got routine use. For $35, I was expecting a much better experience. I will be returning these.

United States on Sep 24, 2015

Don M.: Once I got it laced up on my loop style arm rest I can say it's very nice. The leather had cracked on both armrests and this covers them very well and feels soft on my arms.
I have pretty bad arthritis and had kind of a hard time getting them tight and tied but if I can do it, it should be a breeze for someone else.
I do have one little gripe, though. I think the laces could have been a little beefier. They seem a little small so I didn't want to give them a good tug to get them really tight.
I just got a email back from Ergo360 suggesting I partially tie the lace a few segments at a time. I think that will alleviate any problem with the cover not being tight enough. That's excellent customer service. I just wish every seller/manufacturer was that concerned about satisfied customers.

United States on Jun 06, 2015