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Six height positions, the most here — but not one of them is stated

QUXV appears once on this site, in ergonomic footrests, with its six-position footrest.

The most positions. Six height positions, against three on the Fellowes and four on the HUANUO. QUXV says the platform is supported at all four corners and does not sag the way a memory-foam foot cushion does, and that it suits smaller people whose feet hang from the chair. It assembles without tools, with round studs and rollers on the surface.

But no measurements. None of the six heights is stated, and neither is the platform size, the tilt or a load — so more positions does not mean finer adjustment you can check against your desk. The HUANUO (7.9 to 17.1 cm) and Fellowes (10 to 17 cm) publish their range, and the RIAMTGCX is the only one to state a load, 40 kg. Setting up a new office chair explains how high your feet need to be raised.

A claim we do not repeat. The title promises relief of leg, knee and back pain; that is a medical claim, and this site does not repeat it.

Where to buy it. It is not listed on Amazon.com, so from the US the button opens a search.

Every QUXV product we have reviewed