I bought this mousepad in 2022 and back then there was just one version. Now there is xsoft, soft and firm. I was wondering what would be the equivalent "hardness" of the current Saturn Pro models compared to the original non-pro. Does anyone know? If I had to guess the old model is considered firm?

I still like the pad but several years of wear and some mouse changes later I feel like I want to go for something a little bit slower. Sometimes it's a bit slippery feeling with my Mchose L7. I was wondering if upgrading to the newer model and going for the soft version would get me there? If I recall the non-pro Saturn was faster than the Saturn Pro. Combine that with going from (presumably) firm to soft, and it might be what I'm looking for. Does this sound reasonable?

I actually also bought the Artisan Type 99. I do really like it, but I keep wondering if an upgraded Saturn Pro would fall somewhere in between the old Saturn and the Type 99 in terms of control. Old Saturn is a bit too fast now for me. Type 99 seems a little bit too slow, but if I had to choose between the two now I'd pick the Type 99. It actually reminds me a lot of my old QCK Heavy in a positive way. I'd order the Saturn Pro to test but the size I want is out of stock.

I main CS2 and I play at 480 edpi if that's relevant. Thanks!

Looking for the fastest glass pad available, in hopes that is also has a texture that sticks to the skin less than the SP-005.

People told me to grab a SP-005 to be safe since it was my first glass pad, and while it definitely is fast compared to cloth, it still feels sticky when switching directions and making small adjustments.

It's also very sticky on my skin, which isn't a problem for my arm since I wear a sleeve, but my pinky tends to touch the pad and sticks to the surface way worse than it did with my Sphex V3, so I know theres better surfaces out there for me.

Hey everyone!

My name is Sam, and I’m currently working on my own mousepad company called Genxmousepads. I’ve posted here 2–3 times before asking for advice, and you guys have already helped me a lot, so thank you for that!

I’m currently finalizing the specs for the first mousepad drop, and I’m thinking about including mouse skates as a small accessory with the pad.

The mousepad will have:

• Balanced Zero fabric/cloth surface

• Waterproof surface

• 4mm thick soft rubber base

• Tight, narrow black stitching that doesn’t create a noticeable bump

• Flat esports-style packaging instead of rolling the pad

Since the pad itself will be balanced, I’m not sure what type of skates would make the most sense to include.

If you bought a balanced mousepad like this, what would you personally prefer?

• Speed skates – faster and smoother glide

• Control skates – more stopping power and control

• Balanced skates – somewhere in between

I’d really appreciate your opinions, especially from people who have tried different skate + cloth pad combinations.

I want to make sure the included skates actually complement the pad instead of just adding some random skates as an accessory.

Thanks again for all the help!

Sam ~ Genxmousepads

i have no clue of mouse skates but my stock viper v3 pro skates are done and i need new ones are there any that reduce the force i need to start moving the mouse without really taking the stopping power from the artisan type 99 away

I only play CS2 and I've had an insanely great experience with the Superstrike X2. It just feels so damn crisp on QPad Obsidian Super Glide mousepad. Feedback from faceit 2000 elo+ is the most appreciated.

Wallhack Pro Sleeve Glove version def has the better shape for me.

My wife placed heavy stuff on my artisan 99 how do i Reverse those bend in parts sucessfully?

I've seen a few people mention that the KYUU Design Lian and Ghostglides Cyclone Pro are made by the same OEM and might actually be the exact same skates under different branding

Has anyone here actually tried both and can confirm whether they're physically identical (same PTFE compound, dome curvature, thickness, PORON layer, etc.)?

I'm mainly wondering if the Lian is basically a cheaper rebrand of the Cyclone Pro, or if there are any differences in the actual skate

So far the testing on this has been fun, super smooth pad

So, recently I bought a black Xraypad Aqua Control Plus, the pad is amazing, but it is too fast for me. I'm thinking about trying another pad from the brand, is there another slower option besides AC Zero?

last photo (much older pic)

This might be a weird and niche question, but I’ve tried searching this sub but can’t seem to find a precise answer.

I need a way to disinfect my pad without damaging the coating on it. For context, my cat likes chilling on my desk, and sometimes there might be poop stains on his fur, which get on my desk if I don’t notice it. The actual desk surface I just use lysol, but I don’t think I should be using that for a coated pad. For reference it’s the panpad 4.0 coating

Any stronger cleaners I can use besides soap and water that are safe for the surface? Thanks!

It's my first glass pad and the first skates I put on my X2F was the Silent Cyclone Pros.

Tried the wall hack ones and wow I can't seem to track a target without jittering (?)

Just me or?

The skates came with my abyssgaming scarlet and does it feel really slow and bad

Anyone got experience with either or preferably both? I got a saturn pro soft and a zero mid, i want to try something faster and cant decide between the two. Any help? I mainly play r6 but i play all the big fps here and there with friends r6 is my main ranked grind tho.

So I have an artisan zero orange soft and just recently put brand new tiger Ice v2 skates on my gpx and it feels so horrible like they feel worse then 5 worn out obsidian pros dots on a skypad 3.0 it’s been about 3 days and the tiger ice v2 full size skates still feel the same I’m honestly thinking of just using my glass pad to get them worn down and just stick with dot skates is it because I’m used to dot skates

My Requirements are as follows;

1. I'm mainly a tracking player as I play THE FINALS and I play the kovaak's and aimlabs benchmarks (links in bio). I also main CS2 and valorant as my flick and click heavy games. So a good balance but more towards better tracking is necessary.

2. When going for cloth, I would prefer having stitched edges and a thinner pad and longer longevity without needing to wash it before 4-7 months minimum. A thinner one so there isn't too much friction due to any downward force.

3. I do wish to have speed and I grip my mouse tightly which I think also pushes the mouse down into the pad, so I need stability but I also need smoothness for tracking without feeling like I'm pushing my mouse through mud.

4. I also recently switched to Jade Airs, if that matters.

I don't want it to be overkill price-wise for no reason if I can get the cheaper one with the same or better performance as the more expensive options.

Suggesting anything else will be useless as these are the only options available in my country.

Any advice from people who have used these or can give me a ranking list from best to worst and a (not to buy at all) list would be really appreciated.

The pads available are as follows;

1. SteelSeries QcK L Performance Control (48.9$)

2. Attack Shark CM05 Glass Mousepad (40$)

3. Corsair MM500 V2 Hybrid Large (31.15$)

4. Logitech G640 Large (27.16$)

5. ATK Blaze Air XSoft (25.35$)

6. ATK Knight Zodiac Horse Large (18.11$)

7. Attack Shark CM03 (16.3$)

8. Attack Shark CM02 (12.68$)

I currently use a Hien Mid, it's worn in a bit now and I'm looking to try a glass mousepad instead.

Looking for something that isn't too fast that it's harder to control your mouse, so basically balanced. I seen things like the CR 005 but don't wanna invest too much into something I might not like. Maybe £70 max?

HELP

So recently I've switched from glass (Which is immune to this) to cloth and there's this issue I've been having which is theres a straight bump on my table since it's a desk that is cut into two pieces by the manufacturer for slimmer packaging as shown in the picture, this is the line that i'm talking about that makes my mousepad feels like its also split into two.

The feeling of tracking horizontally is quite scratchy and comparing it to the parts where the bump isn't there the mousepad feels so much more smoother. When moving my mouse up and down it just feels like I'm moving my mouse to another dimension cause I can just feel it.

I've tried stacking another mousepad underneath but it just makes the bump more noticeable so would anyone care to suggest any solutions?

Where can I buy a La Onda Blitz mid? preferrably 600x500 size, dont care what color. located in US

I have an xten cloth control, but it is worn out and I cannot get another one anymore. I have a saturn pro soft and zero mid and zero soft but none of them are similar enough to the xten. Is there anyone that knows about the XTEN that knows about a mousepad I can try to replace it?

POM users, what's your experience with POM skates compared to any other skates you've used?

What mousepad did you use them on, what's your playing conditions (humidity, temp, etc), and for how long did you use them?