Humanscale FR300 Foot Rocker, Ergonomic Rocking Footrest for Under Desk, Smooth Gliding Experience with Ball Bearing Rollers, Adjustable Height, Durable Steel Frame, Natural Wood

The footrest provides good support, has a very wide base, and is comfortable. It has grip tape, which is good for use in an office. The build quality is excellent. The rocking functionality works well. The wood base keeps the ambient temperature. The only downside is that adjusting the height accurately can be difficult since it is relatively heavy and large. Made in Taiwan.

Pretty sturdy looks classy and elegant

Recently received and too early to tell if it's the 'Range Rover' of foot rockers but seems to give good flexion and extension in an easy rocking motion. Update: was a toss-up in comparing 2 varieties of foot rockers and eventually went with another/different version which added 'bounce' to the activity.

Actually really well made. Worth the money.

This is the best one of these I’ve ever had. I love the way it rocks back-and-forth, and I love that you can adjust the height. Very comfortable as I go through hour upon hour at my desk.

I personally had to order two, one for each foot. With only one, the sides of my feet would rub against the metal sides. I would order these again as they are the best option available and make a huge difference in my sitting ergonomics. If they made the product six inches wider, it would better fit wider feet and stances.

I had buyer's remorse right after submitting the order but couldn't cancel it in time. When it arrived, I figured I might as well give it a try. After all, for the price, how much better can it be over the Mind Reader ones I've had before? I was impressed from the moment I set foot on it. It's stable, solid, and has just the right amount of rocking. I've decided to keep it because it is a much more upgraded experience. For now, I consider this a luxury purchase given the price. However, my $30 Mind Reader footrest broke after 4 years; an identical one before it didn't last as long. This one has every indication that it'd last more than 10 years (and seems a lot more self-repairable if parts of it were to break). So, who knows, maybe this will turns out to be the better long-term choice.

Such a well made foot rest.