View Full Version : What type of mouse pad do you use?
Mikeus Caesar
03-19-2005, 22:10
After seeing the 'what type of mouse do you use' thread, i thought it would be a good idea to set up this one. The mousepad i use is a nice fabric one. It is circular, and at one end has a big gel thingy to rest your wrist on. The underneath has some weird rubber stuff for good grip on your desk.
Kaiser of Arabia
03-19-2005, 22:16
the one that commerce bank gives out.
Big Corperations baby ~;)
jk its the only working one we have
i have a really cool one by Falcon Northwest. its not cloth but hard and gritty. you can spill drinks on it and wipe it off and don't have to worry about a thing. there is no reason it would ever need to be replaced.
Sun Tzui
03-20-2005, 00:50
I use a square plastic strip one grey with black gridlines.
Red Harvest
03-20-2005, 00:56
Bare desktop. Gives me the most freedom of movement.
Come Together
03-20-2005, 01:04
Currently im using a Funk Pad(like 30ish bux) that i won in a lan center.
Uesugi Kenshin
03-20-2005, 02:47
I don't need to use one! Even if I wanted to use one it would only get in the way. Trackballs baby!
bare desk, cus im a mentalist :dizzy2: :dizzy2: :dizzy2: ~:cheers: ~:cheers:
Mikeus Caesar
03-20-2005, 11:54
Hm....there seem to be a lot of naked desk people here....
doc_bean
03-20-2005, 15:21
Add me to the naked list !
Mousepads just screw optical mice up.
Craterus
03-20-2005, 15:47
~:) i am also a bare desk person (my last mouse pad broke and i have never replaced it!) ~:)
Mikeus Caesar
03-25-2005, 12:17
Mousepads don't screw my mouse up. Although, occassionally, my mouse will get stuck in the corner of the screen, and no matter how much i shake it, it refuses to move.
Come Together
03-25-2005, 17:58
Mousepads don't screw my mouse up. Although, occassionally, my mouse will get stuck in the corner of the screen, and no matter how much i shake it, it refuses to move.
That sounds alot more like a mouse problem, i think i had the same problem in a fps, my mouse would get stuck or something and i would look straight up and rapidly spin around in circles.
Craterus
03-25-2005, 20:10
It is circular, and at one end has a big gel thingy to rest your wrist on.
for my "gel thingy" (to rest my wrist on) i use my cat ~:cool: ~D
Uesugi Kenshin
03-25-2005, 20:37
My mouse doesn't need a gel thingy, your whole hand rests perfectly on it, it is the last word in mouse comfort IMO.
necroscope
03-25-2005, 22:15
using a black ratzpad
Grothgar
03-27-2005, 19:43
I actually use something called, in England, Bacofoil. It is just shiny metal foil, which I folded over and stuck to the desk. It is amazing when you use a ball-less mouse, the mouse just glides over the surface, but I tried it with a ball-mouse, and it could not get any grip. So, the moral of this is, do not use a ball mouse with Bacofoil.
Mikeus Caesar
03-27-2005, 19:58
Bacofoil? What the heck is bacofoil? I've never heard of it...
Kekvit Irae
03-27-2005, 20:05
A Japanese import with this (http://www.kekvitirae.com/whenlove.jpg) picture on it.
Grothgar
03-27-2005, 20:18
Bacofoil? What the heck is bacofoil? I've never heard of it...
Bacofoil is just foil, but made by the Baco company. Okay, that was a load of rubbish, it is hard to explain, it is just a really frictionless foil, which makes it perfect to be used as a "mousepad" you get lightning quick reaction times with it, unless you have a limp wrist or somesuch.
Craterus
03-27-2005, 20:30
i live in England but i've never heard of it... sounds cool ~:cheers: ~:cool: ~D ~;)
I use a wireless, optical mouse
so no pad
ichi :bow:
Somebody Else
03-28-2005, 00:41
No pad, except when I happen to have a reflective desk surface. Then I just grab any old thing to provide an opaque surface - the cardboard sheet at the back of an A4 pad is quite good...
Grothgar
03-28-2005, 00:43
i live in England but i've never heard of it... sounds cool ~:cheers: ~:cool: ~D ~;)
Well, because I am anally retentive in regards to just about anything, I would direct you to this website:
http://www.baco.co.uk/baco/default.asp
See, if Melted Cheese does not stick to it then a mouse will glide across with an action as smooth as a baby's bottom. :charge:
octavian
03-28-2005, 01:30
After seeing the 'what type of mouse do you use' thread, i thought it would be a good idea to set up this one. The mousepad i use is a nice fabric one. It is circular, and at one end has a big gel thingy to rest your wrist on. The underneath has some weird rubber stuff for good grip on your desk.
same ~:cheers: i find its comfotable, doesn't affect my mouses performances atall and still allows me enough room to move it around.
Craterus
03-28-2005, 11:58
Well, because I am anally retentive in regards to just about anything, I would direct you to this website:
http://www.baco.co.uk/baco/default.asp
See, if Melted Cheese does not stick to it then a mouse will glide across with an action as smooth as a baby's bottom. :charge:
cool site... ~:cheers: ~:cool: i would even consider buying some of that foil ~:handball:
Clan Wallace mousepad. Ohhhh yeah.
Craterus
03-28-2005, 19:19
I have a Wallace and Gromit mousepad somewhere.
I just use the table top but I had to get an optical mouse as the area is always covered in ash and beer stains
Benny Moore
04-01-2005, 15:32
I use one without crumbs on it.
Jango Fett
04-02-2005, 02:27
mousepad? mouse? what are these things you speak of.. i use a keyboard
Mikeus Caesar
04-02-2005, 16:53
Jango, are you saying you use your keyboard, and you don't actually have a mouse...because if so, then that is cool. My old mouse once broke, and i had to only use a keyboard for a few days while my current one was posted to me. It's difficult, but so fun. Now i know all sorts of short-cuts and hotkeys!!
I use a ye olde Advanced Dundeons & Dragons Player's Handbook. I think I borrowed it off someone year's ago and never gave it back. . .
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