SubZERO Gaming TYKA Soft Gaming Mouse Pad, Large, Stitched Edges, 18x16 (Black)

Works perfectly for the slide out drawer and doesn’t move around.

This is by far the most comfortable and SOFT mouse pad I have ever used, which is many. This blows out every other mouse pad I have used before and its weird to say but the size and smoothness of the mouse pad actually enhances my computer and gaming experience.

I bought this around four months ago and it still looks brand new! Heres a tip: wipe this with a baby wipe it wont leave any lint, and it will keep it deep black.

Size is phenomenal 18x36 ultra smooth finish and edge stitching.

Apologize in advance for the glare in the picture I provided, but this mousepad is HUGE. Gives plenty of room for good mouse movement if youre a gamer and feels really smooth. No issues at all. 10/10 recommend :)

Was kinda hesitant about getting it since I always used HyperX but the outer stitching is less thick than the HyperX mousepad which makes it more comfortable for your wrist if you play from the edge of your mousepad. The only complaint I have is the logo on the mousepad is pasted on instead of being printed on. This could be an issue if you like to rotate your mouse pad after one part gets dirty. But maybe after some washes, it would just peel off.

Love It. have wanted and extended pad for a while as my last one was falling apart after only a year. contacted one of the people who works for Subzero on my PC group on Facebook, and he linked me to this one on amazon to try it out. and I have to say I am impressed my Fps flicking has improved as the surface on this allows for fast yet very controlled movements with both my mice.

Wow, whod have thought that using a decent mouse pad could totally transform your gaming experience? Maybe that seems like a no-brainer, but I put off buying a real mouse pad for way too long. Ive had a gaming PC hooked up to my TV for a couple years now. I started out playing more chill games that didnt require precision or fast reaction, then got more into FPS games and started using a wooden side table as a mousing surface, then my couch cushion. The couch eventually got saggy and pilled so I started using textbooks, cardboard boxes, and eventually an aluminum mouse pad. The aluminum was slick and fast, but always got really moist and sticky. I had a hard time figuring out where to go from there, since I wanted something large, fabric but smooth, sweat-friendly but not super absorbent, and something that could provide a rigid surface. Well, it seems that pretty much all totally rigid mouse pads are non-absorbent and end up sticky and slimy, which REALLY throws off mouse tracking. This mouse pad solved all of my problems! The regular size is pretty huge, so I never feel like my mouse is going to dive off the edge. Its not rigid, but it has a perfectly sticky bottom so I throw it on a something hard for my couch-desk and it works perfectly. Its plenty smooth but has just enough porosity to allow sweat and hand slime to not throw off the mouse whatsoever. Imagine that. Gaming is a 100% better experience, and Ive started playing much better in BF1. Highly recommended, and feels very well made- its a sturdy neoprene (like a wetsuit) type material. Not like the cheapo fabric mousepads you probably grew up using in the public school computer lab. If youre confused by the vast array of mousepads out there, just do yourself a favor and pick this one up.

I got this because it seemed almost identical to the one I had for 3ish years and very much enjoyed. The texture is nice and has good control while not being too grippy. I wanted a 36x18 mat and this seemed to be a good fit. Id have rated it much higher if it had been packaged correctly and one of the corners wasnt folded in the box leaving a crease + waves in the material (see photo). The package it was shipped inside was also definitely opened (only taped on one side of the rather long box) and the subZero box itself had clearly been opened before.

This is pretty good. It does slip around on the desktop some. Edge stitching on one side has some loose threads.