QCK upside down :)

i guess the SS NP+ has highest friction.
But instead of looking for highfriction mousepads, you could also look for high friction mousefeet.
Just get some original replacement feet for the Kinzu, and you will have enough friction on at least any clothpad. :P

if your picky about the smell, then qck heavy should be also disqualified too for you.
It takes about a month until you can't smell it anymore when you sit infront of pc.

I would have gotten the kinzu by now if wasn't for all their problems with that sensor.

I don't have a phobia of the smell but they make it out to be like the mousepad smells like shit. I just want something durable with lots of friction.

I might be going with the supermat, anyone have this mousepad to compare?

The smell goes a away after a while. It's not big deal imo.

I don't remember exactly, but I think the supermat and qck+ are roughly the same, friction-wise. The allsop has higher friction.

Alright then I'll be going with the allsop raindrop xl then.
http://www.amazon.com/Allsop-Mouse-Pad-Raindr...amp;sr=8-1

Thats the specific one? Strange no one reviewed it.

I like high friction but I dont like the allsop cause if you start moving it from having the mouse still it feels like the friction there is a lot higher than if you just move it.

it's called static and kinetic friction btw

Puretrak talent starts extremely fast, but once you break it in it has a ton of friction.

the destructor has to be the most worthless pad I've ever used: besides the almost decent surface, it systematically kills mice feet like no other pads.

To stay on topic, I own a wmo as well, and on a goliathus control friction seems reasonably high (a tad too much for my tastes I might add, I was wondering wheter I should use that stock of new feet i have or not), even if, according to some esr users, the goliathus speed should have even more friction, as counterintuitive as it may sound

Allsop XL Raindrop, make sure it's the raindrop one. There are similar Allsop's with a different texture but they also feel different.

Allsop needs to wear in a bit.

After time the Raindrop pad get's this smooth silky feeling but without the typical iceskate feeling of some other mousepads. I can't really describe it, but it feels like glue, yet it doesn't interfere with your movement.

That mousepad has been around for 10 years if not more and to this date it still beats all the other clothpads out there imo.