Computer Footrests
Indus-Tool TT Toasty Toes Ergonomic Heated Footrest
Computer Footrests
- 90-watt ETL-listed ergonomic footrest delivers gentle radiant heat
- Adjustable heat and 3 different positions; made of molded hard plastic
- Converts from footrest to heated floor mat or vertical heated panel
- Never too hot to touch; safety switch prevents overheating
- Measures 12 by 18 by 5 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Computer Footrests
Ergonomic heated footrest provides warmth and relief to tired and cold
feet! Portable and compact, Toasty Toes fits anywhere--under desks or
in front of your favorite chair. Helps promote circulation to feet.
Three setting switch for adjustable heat. No hazards of tipping or
overheating, draws only 100 watts...about the same as a light bulb!
May also be used as a radiant heat panel. 110 VaC ETL Listed. 12" X
18" surface.
Computer Footrests
Easy to set up & use, and it keeps feet nice & warm. I give it 4
instead of 5 stars because (a) it's made of hard plastic that's a bit
uncomfortable after a while on bare or stocking feet, and (b) it's a bit
overpriced. It's just a piece of injection-molded plastic with a small
heating element...
Computer Footrests
should be more like $40. It has 3 heat settings: off, foot-warmer, and
radiant-panel. Haven't tried the panel setting, but the foot-warmer
setting is nice. Would be better if there were more of a range of
settings (foot-warm-low, foot-warm-high), and for the price I'd kinda
expect this. A good feature is the angled base: when sitting in a chair
and stretching your feet out to it, the angle is comfortable on the
ankles. I put mine on a plug-in timer: no need to consume 90 watts 24/7,
I only run it from 2PM to midnight. In summary, despite the omission of
a few minor features and being slightly pricey, I'm glad I got it and I
would recommend it to anyone looking to end cold feet under their desk.
Computer Footrests
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