wristpad

noun
UK /ˈrɪst.pæd/
US /ˈrɪst.pæd/

A soft pad you put under your wrist to rest it while typing or using a mouse.

She bought a wristpad to make typing more comfortable.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A protective pad worn on the wrist in sports such as skating or cycling.

He strapped on his wristpads before riding his skateboard.

3. A padded band worn around the wrist for support after an injury.

The nurse gave him a wristpad to keep his sprained wrist steady.

4. A small cushion attached to a laptop or keyboard edge to soften the wrist area.

The laptop's built-in wristpad keeps your hands from getting sore.