Abstract: An arm support apparatus for use with a computer controlling device comprises an arm supporting layer comprising a first upper surface and an opposing first lower surface, wherein the first upper surface is conformable or substantially conformable to one or more contours of an arm of a user, a low-friction layer comprising a second upper surface coupled to the first lower surface of the arm supporting layer and an opposing second lower surface configured to contact a supporting surface upon which the user controls the computer controlling device, and one or more arm-securing structures for securing the arm of the user to the arm supporting layer.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides an ultra-lightweight bendable or heat moldable friction reducing, stabilizing wearable device worn on the underside wrist and forearm of a user, whereby the device provides 3.5 millimeters of clearance for the user's hand and decreases friction on a mouse pad surface or the like. The current application is about increasing stability and lowering the friction of garners under side wrists and forearms on support surfaces by applying an ultra-thin layer of polytetrafluoroethylene.