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The Ratpadz GS wears quickly. The XT is made from much better plastic, and in the two and a half years or so that I've been using mine, it hasn't worn down by any perceivable amount.Of all of the pads I've ever used, I can recommend very firmly against a Ratpad. They have too much texture and the plastic is low quality and not durable. Mine was worn down to a mirror finish in the center in less than 3 months. There are FAR better options out there, but the Ratpad will be highly recommended on this particular forum on account of the fact that they are somehow associated with HardOCP.
I agree that the RatPadz is not a good choice.
http://www.amazon.com/Cyborg-CCB440...1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1299198913&sr=8-1
I got mine from my local Fry's which price matched Amazon but added local sales tax. Great deal.
me too!i use ratpaz. its great.
http://www.ratpadz.com/
The large pads are... well, large. Honestly, I can't speak to what qualities define a good cloth pad because I am a higher sensitivity guy who uses pads from that regime. To me, they all feel the same: they are not as slick as hard pads and otherwise they possess no truly defining characteristics besides the fact that they are really big. A plastic or metal pad, on the other hand, have a variety of different feels to them (as I assume a cloth pad aficionado would tell you about cloth pads). Personally, I would recommend a Steelseries 4HD or 9HD (same thing but larger) as a hard pad.
Using Vespula, and liking it. Two surfaces, have no problems with my Naga on it... can't tell you how it fares in MP, as I do not play any online shooters/RTS
Try a zowie p-tf, wou won't regret it ! plastic pads suck donkey balls durability and comfort wise, sore sticky wrists and smooth spots with drive you mad sooner or later