Is this comfortable where your wrist and hand make contact? I don't want to buy it if it has that sharp edge feeling on your wrist.
1101291
It's smooth and not sharp at all (it doesn't feel like sandpaper like some of the other pads). I actually bought a second pad to use at the office after using for a couple months.
1101292
Absolutely not friend, I bought two of them and very satisfied with those. It is smooth, comfort, and looks cool.
1101293
If you put your and on the edge you would get irratated but the mouse pad is large so that never happens
1101294
It is slightly uncomfortable since it doesn't have a wrist pad, but I find most of the good mouse pads don't anyway.
1101295
It is fairly comfortable for it's low profile, but I don't think it was designed with maximum comfort in mind, it was mostly designed for performance. It took a bit of getting used to on the comfort side. I strongly recommend this if your looking to improve the accuracy of your mouse. Please keep in mind that anywhere your hand makes contact on the pad is an ultra-smooth surface with no jaggedness what-so-ever. The surface is super comfortable. If you mean sharp edge feeling inside of your wrists, then maybe I can relate a bit. If comfort is your thing, I recommend trying something more beefed up in thickness. To directly answer your question: It does tend to have unpronounced sharp edge feeling inside the wrists only when just resting your hand in idle, till you get used to it. Hope this helps you with your choice, cheers!
1101296
It will give you the sharp edge contact. It is a hard mouse mat. The coating is not slippery, it's sticky. Mouse movement is jerky due to the stickiness.
1904252
Don, there are finger grooves on both sides of the handle. The way your fingers curl around the knife, you dont really feel the grooves against your palm. All the contours on the handle are pretty rounded and it feels good in my hand. I've had this knife for a few months now, and I really like it. The spine of the blade is quite thick and gives the impression that the blade won't easily be snapped under heavy use. Hope this helps.
954026
It is a really grippy handle even when wet, I have never had it happen, I wouldn't worry about it. Super comfortable ergonomical and grippy ruberized handle. Most comfortable and sharpest knife I have ever owned.
2131923
It would be too big for my wrist. It swings around on mine. Maybe it could be worn higher on the forearm. That could work if that is comfortable. That would be an option.
2216429
It may depend on how big your hand is. I have large hands and don't find this mouse to be particularly comfortable, mainly because it is so slim. Also, it is very light and I don't get the same positive feel vs. my previous mouse.
1115677
I would say no to your first question. It feels slender in your hand, almost too slender.
1438035
Not "sharp" edges, but you do have to press them a little firmly to operate. I like that, so you aren't accidentally turning on/off during use. Maybe it's worth a trip to a sporting goods store for you to test out before you buy?
957238
My husbands wrist is 7 1/8 inches. I think it might be really really tight and not very comfortable.
1447534
I really like this product. No, it does not feel like plastic to me. It is smooth and my wrist can slide on it without sticking to it. It has never felt sticky to me. Hope this answers your question.
1904255
Don, there are finger grooves on both sides of the handle. The way your fingers curl around the knife, you dont really feel the grooves against your palm. All the contours on the handle are pretty rounded and it feels good in my hand. I've had this knife for a few months now, and I reallylike it.The spine of the blade is quite thick and gives the impression that the blade won't easily be snapped under heavy use. Hope this helps.
393114
It has done quite well whenever I wear it when sleeping. Less pain on my wrist and thumb. Just don't fasten the last wrap too tightly, you don't want to impede circulation to your hand and fingers when you are sleeping.
2284825
Not at all! It feels like a regular watch with no irritation or any other issues. I really like it.
752361
It has a high and low setting- I just checked the low and it was not cool. I still like it regardless, it is light weight and easy to work with, I could still use it with my wrist in a cast and after surgery. I'd buy it again!
320833
At the back it feels like a rough silicon, but is not. At the edges feels like a like sticky silicon, that really helps for not swipe it in the hand.
2097729
Wow... I am so embarrassed by the question.... It's my right thumb... I am right handed.. I haven't worn it enough to give you an honest answer... It is well made.... Ice is my best friend! My trigger thumb seems to come and go.... Good luck... It's worth a try if you'll wear it.... It couldn't hurt! Karen L's answer was spot on!
2193232
I believe so. I have a really small wrist compared to most men and I still have three notches to go. The face is kind of big. The band being kind of rubbery helps keep it in one place. I feel like if I wore it a little loose, it would be fine, but I think you'll be able to wear it tight.
676001
It will take a resting pulse if you can wear it long enough without your wrist hurting. I warned you before you bought it it's very uncomfortable.