You might not know this, but using a footrest under your desk might be the best thing you ever do. Raising your feet off the floor is a more comfortable way to sit, but has other benefits, too, including helping you adopt a good posture.
Fellowes Standard
No frills
This no-fuss footrest features an adjustable height with a tilting platform and a surface covered with dimples to massage the soles of your feet.
AmazonBasics
Affordable and functional
This has a free-floating platform that tilts as you stretch your legs, helping you to promote better circulation with some basic exercise.
Eureka Ergonomic
Environmentally friendly
This offers tilt adjustment and a textured surface for premium under-desk comfort with a 100% satisfaction guarantee and eco-friendly rubber.
StarTech
Large surface
The StarTech footrest features both height and tilt adjustment as well as a large, bump-filled surface and platform rollers for ultimate comfort.
NEO CHAIR Marvel
America's footrest
Who doesn't want a stylish, licensed Captain America footrest that can also double up as a chair when you need it?
Be comfy and healthy
The comfort and health benefits of using a footrest make one a valuable purchase for your office space at home or work. It doesn't have to be expensive, and if you're looking for something to raise your feet either the Fellowes or AmazonBasics are an excellent choice.
Both have dimpled surfaces to massage your feet, which isn't just a nice feeling but helps promote better circulation, all while you work. The AmazonBasics even allows you to do some fundamental exercises while you sit.
If you want something a little more lavish, or that can also be used as a chair from time to time, why not splurge on the NEO Chair Captain America footrest. The license is official, so this isn't just some knock-off product. And who doesn't want a little bit of Cap in their daily lives?
Richard Devine is an Editor at Windows Central. A former Project Manager and long-term tech addict, he joined Mobile Nations in 2011 and has been found on Android Central and iMore as well as Windows Central. Currently you'll find him covering all manner of PC hardware and gaming, and you can follow him on Twitter and Instagram.
