102N - Classic Slanted Reading Desk - Natural - Medium

By having a incline to write on has improved my posture and handwriting. Neck pain is gone. I enjoy reading without having to tilt the book manually. Love that the desktop can fold up and has handle holds to transport. The wood provides a smooth and hard surface. Not heavy or too bulky.

I proofread for a living, freelance, pen on paper. (You'd be surprised who's not quite into the digital age yet! :) I bought this (in walnut color) directly from the manufacturer about 5 years ago and I literally cannot imagine working without it.I use it every day I work, all day. I haul it to coffee shops and temp work locations. I have it in a completely unpadded nylon bag with a shoulder strap and end up bumping it into everything and setting it down too hard on concrete floors.There are a few marks pressed into the surface from when I pushed down too hard on a single sheet of paper (I get sleep deprived at 3 a.m. during crunch time), but they're only noticeable at an angle under direct lighting. There are a few (astoundingly few!) bump marks at the edges. But essentially, five years and nearly 5,000 hours of hard use later, it's still as good as the day it was made.I found out by accident that they now have an "editor's" ledge add-on (for thicker stacks of paper) and an angle adjustment to provide an extra bit of height. And I'm all over them!My only delay is from deciding if I want to treat myself to a new 25" board....(It seems silly, when this one is still in excellent shape, but those extra 7"! Three stacks of paper wide! Hmmm... would it even still fit on a coffee shop table...? :)