Discover the xStep, the ergonomic wireless mouse designed to be controlled with your feet, an ideal solution for those suffering from hand and arm injuries, RSI (Repetitive Stress Injury) or have mobility difficulties. With a resolution of 1600 DPI, the xStep offers precise navigation, while the built-in left and right buttons allow you to click comfortably without using your hands. Compatible with PC and Mac via USB, this mouse requires no additional software. Using your feet not only facilitates accessibility, but can also help you exercise and improve posture.
- Ideal for Accessibility and Relief from RSI- Perfect for those with motor restrictions, hand injuries or suffering from RSI and carpal tunnel. Reduces stress on wrists and fingers, offering an ergonomic and comfortable alternative.
- Full control with just one foot – Move the cursor and click without hands! Left and right buttons are built in for an intuitive and smooth experience.
- Versatile and Convenient – Use it barefoot or with shoes, at home or in the office. Compact and lightweight design makes it easily portable.
- Wireless & High Accuracy – Wireless connection for maximum freedom of movement and adjusted 1600 DPI sensitivity for precise control.
- Long Lasting Rechargeable Battery – Over 30 days of use on a single charge and intelligent standby mode to save energy.
- Sustainable and Eco-friendly: Made with 3D printing from PLA, biodegradable material and derived from renewable sources. Lightweight, durable and sustainable for reduced environmental impact.
The xStep is also available together with a dedicated mouse mat (40cm×25cm). Unlike standard mouse pads, this foot mouse mat is larger and specifically designed for operation with the foot mouse. It gives you enough surface to move freely and also ensures a smooth, consistent foot mouse sliding regardless of your floor surface (especially useful for rough, carpeted, or uneven flooring). Available in two different designs
Who is xStep for?
The xStep was designed for people with RSI, carpal tunnel, tendinitis, hemiparesis, limb differences, or any condition affecting hand and upper limbs mobility. It is widely used as an assistive technology device and accessibility tool for people with disabilities who need to use a computer independently. It is also used by programmers and developers who want to keep their hands on the keyboard and use the foot for occasional mouse movements.
This product is designed and manufactured by NaviFut. For more technical information and documentation, please visit the official website: www.navifut.com.
Shipping calculated at checkout – typically €9.90 within Europe, €19 for the UK, €39 for the US and Canada depending on location.
Steph –
I wasn’t sure at first if using a mouse with my foot would be practical, but it gets intuitive after a little practice. A nice solution for people dealing with RSI
Micheal T –
I bought this mainly to reduce strain on my wrist, and it actually works better than I expected. It took a couple of days to get used to controlling the cursor with my foot, but now it feels pretty natural
Andrzej –
I suffer of an hemiparesis and this device helps me with daily working in IT. it’s fantastic!
Chad –
i saw this on Kickstarter and wanted to give it a try. i mainly code all day so mostly it is about typing but it is nice to use the foot for the mouse the few times i need that so that i can keep the hands always on the keyboard
Mary –
The people at NaviFut were very helpful and answered a lot of questions and doubts i had. The product and how it operates match very well with the description on the website and their other resources like YouTube
Sarah –
Easy to use and gentle on the foot. As someone who has wrist pain, this mouse has been extremely helpful in letting me use a computer again! Definitely recommend for anyone experiencing hand pain
Toby N. –
Unfortunately i developed a quite bad RSI in my elbow, which made using a PC very painful. I first tried this head mouse tracking your movements but it was not really practical and quite frustrating. This foot mouse instead helped a lot and i could use the PC for extended time like before the RSI issue without problems
Kate A. –
I suffer from carpal tunnel and using a regular mouse is very painful even after a few minutes. This foot mouse has been a lifesaver!