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N.r.a. - Leaded (Coloured Vinyl LP)Description NRA is a group of friends from Amsterdam that was widely regarded as one of the bands that revived the punk spirit in the 1990s. Formed in 1989, the band broke through definitively after their debut Is This For Real? (1992) and Surf City Amsterdam (1993) with Access Only (1994), a milestone in melodic pop hook punk. 1994 was the year of Green Day and The Offspring, and together with Undeclinable Ambuscade and the Heideroosjes, NRA became a
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NRA is a group of friends from Amsterdam that was widely regarded as one of the bands that revived the punk spirit in the 1990s. Formed in 1989, the band broke through definitively after their debut Is This For Real? (1992) and Surf City Amsterdam (1993) with Access Only (1994), a milestone in melodic pop-hook punk. 1994 was the year of Green Day and The Offspring, and together with Undeclinable Ambuscade and the Heideroosjes, NRA became a leading force of this pop-punk movement in the Netherlands. Their reputation was further strengthened by numerous energetic live shows across the Benelux, France, Germany, Austria, and a U.S. tour in 1996. Then came Leaded in 1997. After a deal with Epitaph fell through, the album was released via Virgin in Europe. Leaded is a hyperactive and melodic punk record full of ultra-short anthems and compelling pop songs. With tracks like Fuel, Not Today, and I’ll Get By, the band made clear what they stood for: simple, honest punk rock played with maximum energy and no compromises. The single She’s Driving, with a video directed by Peter Pontiac and Roel Smit, received heavy rotation on TMF, leading to sold-out shows across the Netherlands. The album went on to become a punk rock classic both domestically and abroad. Leaded was released in a limited vinyl pressing and has been unavailable ever since. Reason enough to reissue the record on vinyl with new mastering (!).
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★★★★★ 4
What an excellent wrist rest! Except for this one thing....
Color: Walnut Wood, Size: Large
This is a solid piece of wood with great quality. Fantastic large rubber grips on the bottom (left and right sides only).
Pro: I use it for editing and gaming. And though I thought the wood might be a bad choice in the long run, it turns out it's pretty nice. Not as comfortable as a gel rest but I knew what I was getting when I ordered it. I buy things for function AND aesthetics. I love how this looks. The uniqueness is really something. I got the natural one instead of the black so that the grains and lines can be easily seen.
Con: Unfortunately, after almost 2 months, the wood has warped some. Not enough to effect my typing but, enough that I notice it. The warp is the kind where the opposite angled corners go up and down. While the other 2 corners are fine. In my case, the top left and bottom right, when pressed independently, rock the wrist rest. The top right and bottom left stay grounded. This is why I took a star off. Because there's no way this should be happening.
So, looks and quality are up there. The rubber grips are solid. Why it's warping is puzzling to me. NO liquid wasted on it. Or, extreme temperature changes have happened. I've made sure the rubber grips. And that the surface the rest sits on (a glass mouse scrolling top by Superglide) is clean. Yet, I get this slight rocking. It bugs me this all happened right after the return window closed. I would've simply exchanged it. I love it too much. I mean, this is, again, a SOLID piece of wood. Maybe this won't happen for everyone. I mean, it's wood. Eh
I would still recommended this regardless.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Fantastic Product
Color: Walnut Wood, Size: Small
This is very nice! I type all day for my job and this made a big difference. It's very comfortable and supportive.
Im allergic to latex rubber, which is in most gel options. It's really nice to have a safe, effective alternative
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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Beautiful, Solid Real Wood Wrist Rest
Color: Walnut Wood, Size: Large
This wooden wrist rest feels premium and the finish is super smooth — it’s noticeably nicer than foam or gel pads. Real wood looks great on my desk and still feels comfortable during long typing sessions. Definitely worth it if you want something stylish and functional.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Worth price. Quality. Durable. Scratch free arrival.
Color: Brown
Love. Durable. Easy to put together. Arrived perfect condition and looks just like pic. Great addition to my office.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Perfect in Eery Way
Color: Black
This monitor stand is worth every penny. I thought it was a bit pricey at first, but the quality is top notch. Made of real wood not pressed board, was easy to assemble and maximized my space. Having the drawers was a bonus to keep small items organized. The height is sufficient to slide books, papers and such underneath. Top shelf is long enough to not only hold dual monitors but also a few decorative items. It’s also just right for a 43” wide desk but not so wide that it eats up your keyboard or writing surface.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2025