You just gave me an idea: buying another QcK Heavy, so I can have twice the surface, THANK YOU CodeRed!!!!

QCK is shit. its more expensive than a4 tech (cheap as fuck) because paying for logo, but even a4 tech is better.

QCK compared to for eg. goliathus is pure shit.

but honestly there is no big difference between mousepads.

Had Qpad CT omg omg so shit.. got now qck+ omg omg omg shit...

Many people say that, but is there a pad as thick that is better then? If yes I'd buy it right now, also is it large? It has to be thick, large, and better for the "performance" and "durability"!

btw. why u need it 'as thick' ? for me it would be not comfortable.

my qck+ get some dirt faster than goliathus (also my fkin cat damaged it lolz). To find same size is easy ;p still a lot of people said qck+ is better than heavy, same shit :S

unfortunately imo all cloth pads has bad durability. Thats why probably better to buy it cheaper like a4 tech, but u can buy 2-3 pcs of a4tech 500mp for qck+/heavy price.

hint. I didnt check a4tech by myself yet, need to test it.
heard is more durable than goliathus btw.

http://www.test-gear.pl/testy-i-recenzje/podk...200500-mp/ polish ftw

I prefer thick pads actually it's more comfortable for me, specially for my wrist :D

I checked the A4tech X7-500MP on Amazon the size is ok, but the Heavy is two times thicker, 3 mm vs 6 mm, so if I get two to match the thickness then I would pay this (if I purchase on Amazon): EUR 14,66 + EUR 11,66 (shipping)

Shipping fees are more expensive than the pad itself. I'd rather get only one and look on different websites first before getting one. AND maybe there is another company that does what I'm looking for so I'll wait :D

I'm reading a little what ARTISAN offers, and apparently you can upgrade the thickness up to 8 mm on their pads? If I'm correct I guess my choice is made haha

Fuck yes this is correct:

http://www.artisan-jp.com/item_padpad_xsoft_eng.html

Artisan it is hehehe

in my country the price is about 5EUR (sometimes incl. shipping) and it's common as razer and logitech. And probably I can go to shop/market and buy it by myself without shipping costs.

maybe i should export it for whole europe and i will be rich $$$$$$ lol

Well you could it's 7/8€ here without shipping costs, and if I go in a store where they sell PC stuffs I won't find A4tech mouse pads but only Razer, SS, Roccat and the other "big names" ^^'

hmm a4 tech is cheap generally, so they maybe send more to Poland because we are poor ugly potats and buy only cheap shit. I think they are selling a lot of a4 tech here. Like "Hama" lol

for eg. I didn't see anything from SS in a store. Found logitech, razer, saitek RAT and probably nothing more.

Allsop Raindrop GigaPad XL. Best pad ever. Nice surface with the right amount of friction, indestructible, cheap and even looks awesome. Mine is 9 (NINE) years old and it's still kicking.

Second would be Everglide Titan MonsterMat.

Just posted this somewhere else:

If you want fast:

Artisan Shidenkai SDK-MID-L

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYLrnQ0Did8


My favourite pad ever.

Here's my list.

Current mousepad: Zowie G-TF Speed Edition

Former pads (in order from best to worst):
Artisan Hayate
Zowie G-TF SpawN
QPAD HeatoN
Artisan Raiden (doesn't work with good mouse sensors)
Some junk hard surface pad I don't remember the name of
Razer Goliathus Speed Edition
SteelSeries QcK Heavy

Where does Zowie G-TF speed edition fit in that list?

In pure quality of glide I'd say right under Hayate.

..in that case why aren't you using the Hayate now?

cause it becomes shit after a month of usage

Closer to 3 months, but yeah, this.

Favourite ever pad is the Zowie G-RF. Awesome control with lower static friction. Really durable too.

I've got the ripper XXL specifically because I play surf maps with a ball mouse. I just needed cloth. I've only used a taipan and deathadder on it otherwise, and I didn't see any problems (other than Razer blows).

Great pad! I didn't fathom how big 36in x 18in was until I unrolled it and it hit the floor.