Best mouse pad ever!

Mr. Wolf

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I'm in love with my new mouse pad. It's from a company called CS Hyde (http://www.cshyde.com/c4web/C4Ngen04.htm). The pad I bought is the C4 NGen 04. It's paper thin and has a rubbing backing that prevents it from sliding at all. The surface is made of some kind of teflon-ish material. It's smooth as glass and works great with every mouse I've tried. Maybe the best thing are the prices. My 16" x 16" pad cost just $18 shipped.

A couple of pics:

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That's just some dust clinging to the rubber.
 
No one else has this? I just ordered the same size, can't wait to try it out!
 
Eh, I'll try one when my ratpadz XT gets worn out... 2yrs and no sign, so it might be a while. ;)
 
It only comes in that brown color.

That's one of my 3 Logitech Illuminated keyboards.

Swiffer dusters are my friends. Once a week is good enough for me.

It's a great pad, Azureth!! :D
 
I have for myself a ghetto computer an old K6II and I use an old Logitech mouse with rubber coated metal ball, and the best mouse pad I found is a plain old MDF board; it has that teflonish slippery feeling and it is really easy to move the mouse; I suppose that for optical mouse it would be the same and the fiber image on its surface will be great for optical tracking system; before I had one those big name old mousepads a 3M with a textured surface that I don't remember the name.
 
I've been looking to try out a different mouse pad but my 3 year old Func 1030 refused to show any signs of wear and tear.
 
I've been looking to try out a different mouse pad but my 3 year old Func 1030 refused to show any signs of wear and tear.

3 years....mine has lasted since 2003...... There is no reason for me to change mousepads until this thing bites the dust sadly. Mice have changed over the years but the func1030 has served me well all this time.
 
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