SMELOV Chair Armrest Pads with Memory Foam Elbow Support Pillow

Firefighter: If I could, I would give the pad on the right arm of my chair 6 stars. Great product. Worked as advertised. Good value for the money. If I could, I would give the pad on the left side of my chair, 1 star because it will not stay in place. No matter how I aligned the straps, no matter how I positioned it, the pad will not stay in place. It slides off the arm under the slightest of pressure. The two pads appear identical in all aspects and the arms of my chair are very symmetrical. I suspect that the non-slip underside is not non-slip. I ordered two pair, one for each of my two identical chairs. I should state that one pair works; one doesn't. Since one works and one does not, I decided a 3 star rating was appropriate. Perhaps other buyers will get a working pair. If so, you will have a 5 star product.

United States on Dec 27, 2019

MikeNTxs: I needed something I could use in my 2019 Chrysler Pacifica. I wanted to increase the height of the inward liftable arms of the front bucket seats (driver and passenger) without impairing their function or being too unsightly. As they come from the manufacturer, resting my forearm on them forces me to lean down left (as the driver). This was unsustainable for any period of time.

Most of the armrests on Amazon are for wide console arm rests, not suitable for my vehicle.

The black is a color that doesn't instantly scream "add-on". The foam is memory foam, so it doesn't offer much resistance to pressure, but it does reach a compression point that gives some extra height when I rest my forearm on it, and it's soft. I'm 5'8", and I found this adequate for that purpose I described. It's the correct width for the movable arm, and the correct length so it reaches the front of the arm but doesn't interfere when I want to lift the arm. It straps on with Velcro already attached. It can be pulled tight (recommended to restrict slippage) and then the excess strap can be trimmed. You might prefer to have the strap terminus on the inside or the outside. One position may be more...

United States on Nov 18, 2019

NoCoLand: This new version stays in place pretty well. At first, they cushion well and really helped. However, after a few days, the "memory foam" begins to break down. It's just crushed and doesn't go back to shape...even overnight! The result is pretty much a worthless product as the padding where you want it is gone. it almost feels like there isn't anything on the arm rest at all. I've had the product on my chair now for 3 days. Too bad I threw out the packaging as I can't return in now - otherwise I would as a defective product.

United States on Mar 26, 2019

pat: Fair price for a fair product. Realistically, this item caters to those too cheap or simply unwilling to buy a new chair with padded arms in itself. My desk chair is several years old and still works great but with plastic arm rests, my elbows would callus / grow irritated after several hours of use. These completely fix the issue, are comfortable under my elbows, and generally don’t displace — slide forward about 2” on my armrest after a day’s usage but I slide them right back. My only debate is whether they’re worth hot-glueing to my chair’s armrest, but so far, they do not shift to the extent that it’s an issue, just noticable after a day of heavy usage.

United States on Feb 05, 2019

cipher_nemocipher_nemo: Wow, excellent chair arm pads! Love the feel of them. It makes an old computer chair comfortable again. I was always using pillows to raise up my arm, and pillow cases to cover the scratchy, old fabric of the chair arms. Now these eliminate all of that.

I bought two packs, because I wanted a little more height than they all of these sorts of pads provide. They fit together just fine, as I wrap the velcro straps from one around the other, offsetting the two a little bit. They could reach all the way around, but the velcro won't stick since the hooks are only on a small section. That's the only downside of these arm pads: the velcro straps are cheap. At least they work.

I put the plastic strap loops towards the inside of my chair, since the sharp ends of the velcro on the other side would end up poking me. This is fixed by cutting off the excess velcro, or wrapping the excess under the pad, but not necessary if you flip them around.

United States on Apr 06, 2017