[Its a Cube Thing]

Hi All. I've noticed that the door armrests are very hard and therefore pretty uncomfortable on the elbows. I've looked around on the internet, but the majority of door armrests are designed to fit between the door and the window (better for resting your arm outside the window of a truck). The only one I've found that might work is door armrest pads that are sold by zetaproducts - see the following link.

http://www.zetaproducts.net/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=2

Does anyone have any ideas or know of other products that might cushion these door armrests?

Thanks!!

 

[Boxcar]

Hi All. I've noticed that the door armrests are very hard and therefore pretty uncomfortable on the elbows. I've looked around on the internet, but the majority of door armrests are designed to fit between the door and the window (better for resting your arm outside the window of a truck). The only one I've found that might work is door armrest pads that are sold by zetaproducts - see the following link.

http://www.zetaproducts.net/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=2

Does anyone have any ideas or know of other products that might cushion these door armrests?

Thanks!!

I usually use my window sill as an armrest. As far as Zeta Products go I have no complaints. I purchased one of their knee wrests 2-3 years back. It took the use and the Arizona heat like a champ. I'm sure if there was enough interest they'd make something for the Cube.

 

[none]

I guess you could also use a computer wrist rest

 

[whtbst]

@IACT, great question. i was thinking the same thing today, re: how hard the surface of the door armrest is, would it have killed nissan to use some foam or soft rubber material under the fabric? sadly, i'm not sure there is a solution that would look clean. :no: