What mousepad do you use?
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vun
- Location: Norway
- Main keyboard: CM QFR
- Main mouse: Kensington Slimblade + various mice
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Red
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Dang, you lot need to stop buying Artisan pads. Or at least stop posting pics, I really want a few, but they're a bit too expensive to justify, especially since I would have to get several to try out the different types.
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Acanthophis
- Location: Germany
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Artisan mousepads are fairly expensive. At least, I didn't see any mousepads which are more expensive 
I paid 45,42€ incl. shipping to Germany.
The official retailer for Europe is Quiet PC in the UK.
http://quietpc.co.uk/artisan
I paid 45,42€ incl. shipping to Germany.
The official retailer for Europe is Quiet PC in the UK.
http://quietpc.co.uk/artisan
I was pretty stoned that day and thought, what the heck, I'll just buy onevun wrote:Dang, you lot need to stop buying Artisan pads. Or at least stop posting pics, I really want a few, but they're a bit too expensive to justify, especially since I would have to get several to try out the different types.
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d33p
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Hi ! I'm using this mouse pad : http://www.amazon.fr/TnB-Design-Tapis-s ... 000RYH1BA/
The wrist rest is really nice.
The wrist rest is really nice.
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phirestarter
- Location: MS City, Portugal
- Main keyboard: IBM Model M
- Main mouse: Ozone Radon
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Going on three years:
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domin8r
- Location: Utrecht, Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Ergo Clear MX11800, Ducky 1087XM
- Main mouse: Razer Abyssus
- Favorite switch: Ergo Clear
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Corepad XXL at work, Steelseries QCK at home
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Neal
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Poker
- Main mouse: Feenix Nascita
- Favorite switch: Black
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Feenix Dimora.
Its not all that great, but I love the design. And I'm a sucker for it, sometimes design goes over quality.
The plastic ring around it is a little higher than the rest of the pad, making the middle float a bit. And some would argue that cloth is just way better.
Its not all that great, but I love the design. And I'm a sucker for it, sometimes design goes over quality.
The plastic ring around it is a little higher than the rest of the pad, making the middle float a bit. And some would argue that cloth is just way better.
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xoam
- Main keyboard: leopold lineair touch
- Main mouse: zowie am
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European based distributor (ships worldwide though) for Artisan: http://www.xoam.net
As an e-Sports player I'm always looking for the best gear to give me an edge in gaming. I found Artisan as the most praised brand of mouse pads in the community, and after trying them out I could easily understand why. I however found them very hard to get a hold of in Europe (and the US, for that matter). After a few months of communication with Artisan regarding their sponsorship of my Battlefield 3 team and increasing the availability of the Artisan mouse pads, I started my own company to become a retailer for them, mainly in Europe, but shipping around the world (tax-free sales outside of the EU).
There is currently also summer sales going on, reducing all prices by 20%. Feel free to check it out on http://www.xoam.net
As an e-Sports player I'm always looking for the best gear to give me an edge in gaming. I found Artisan as the most praised brand of mouse pads in the community, and after trying them out I could easily understand why. I however found them very hard to get a hold of in Europe (and the US, for that matter). After a few months of communication with Artisan regarding their sponsorship of my Battlefield 3 team and increasing the availability of the Artisan mouse pads, I started my own company to become a retailer for them, mainly in Europe, but shipping around the world (tax-free sales outside of the EU).
There is currently also summer sales going on, reducing all prices by 20%. Feel free to check it out on http://www.xoam.net