Snappalm — the snap-on palm rest for MacBook Pro

The machined front edge of a 14-inch or 16-inch MacBook Pro presses into your palms and wrists during long typing sessions. Snappalm is a matte-black, industrial-grade TPU rest that snaps onto the front edge. Mechanical fit tension and a base foot-lock hold it in place — one press to seat, lift to release, no adhesive, no residue, no tools. It leaves exact clearance below the keys for typing and trackpad movement, and it does not lift the chassis.

What it fits

MacBook Pro 14-inch and 16-inch, 2021 and newer — the flat-edged chassis, from the M1 Pro / M1 Max generation through M5. It does not fit the 13-inch MacBook Pro, the MacBook Air, or the MacBook Neo.

Specifications

• Material: industrial-grade matte-black TPU
• Attachment: mechanical fit tension and a base foot-lock against the front edge — no adhesive
• A center hinge folds it flat to 9.5 mm, so it rides in the sleeve
• Also shields the palm-rest aluminum from sweat corrosion and watch-bracelet scratches
• Closed, the display rests against TPU instead of the keys, keeping keyboard oils off the glass
• Designed and manufactured in Chicago, Illinois
• $74.99 (Founders 100 — first 100 customers), then $99.99 standard
• Free US shipping · 14-day money-back · Limited Lifetime Warranty

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