Not sure what is that material btw, but reviews say, that this sleeve is very good
#Which mousepads should i look into if im planning to use sleeve with it?
kindred cargo
fluid kestrel
Dont change what pad you use for a sleeve, you should just use whatever pad you feel the most comfortable on. I will still give recommendations from my own experience with a sleeve tho. The only control pad i like using with a sleeve is the Wallhack SY-001, doesnt create any extra fabric on fabric friction with the sleeve. The Wallhack MO-001 is a step up in speed and is basically a more controlled hein, probably my favourite pad rn tbh. For fast pads that don't offer too much control, anything by artisan that is faster than a Hein will be fine with a sleeve, I recommend picking a soft or mid firmness when choosing a 'fast' artisan pad. Since artisan pads are expensive and a pain in the ass to get hold of, I also recommend a Razer Strider if you are looking for a fast pad, works perfectly fine with a sleeve, its pretty cheap and widely available. Sleeve were popularised because of the rise of glasspads, so literally any glasspad will work with a sleeve, I personally own the razer atlas and the Wallhack SP-004 which I can vouch for as being pretty nice glasspads, but please don't get one if you haven't got pretty good mouse control. 100% trial a bunch of pads for at least 2 weeks at a time, amazon returns are super lenient and will be your best friend before you decide to commit to an expensive piece of cloth (or glass).
kindred cargo
Dont change what pad you use for a sleeve, you should just use whatever pad you ...
i have a bad mousepad, that is very slow for me, im changing it anyways, so that's why im looking for smth i can use with sleeve
fluid kestrel
Yeah 100%, preferably look for a 'uncoated' or 'untreated' pad as those last longer and don't wear down as much / as fast. The wallhack clothpads are uncoated and i have been loving the consistency of them.
kindred cargo
both of mousepads u said about is kinda out of my budget, tbh looking for something more cheaper, but maybe i'll look into them also
fluid kestrel
Artisan pads will run you over 55 GBP easily per. The wallhack cloth pads cost me 45 GBP each. The Razer Strider cost me roughly 30 GBP. Glass pads are pretty pricey so i wouldnt reccomend them if the cloth pads are out of your budget
kindred cargo
im in Russia so buying them are also a problem, SY-001 and MO-001 is 80 $ at resellers, and i cant really buy them anywhere else, i can order things only from aliexpress atm
not sure if there's any good mousepads that are actually on ali lol
fluid kestrel
Ah okay, firstly look at a site called Lethal Gaming Gears, if you are able to use it, check their range of mousepads, i cant remember exactly what order of speed they are, but i own a Saturn pro and its fairly balanced, its no different surface wise to the non-pro version, so look at the pricing of those
As for Ali-Express, check out X-Raypads since they have some very high quality offerings, cross check it with youtube reviews to find out the speed of the pads and pick one based on that, Be careful of buying an artisan pad on Ali-Express since most of them are fake, btw to get past the cool down just re-edit ur message
kindred cargo
there's a ton resellers of lgg mousepads, so they are cheaper, i dont think they sell straight in Russia, Artisan is main reselling thing
kindred cargo
there's a ton resellers of lgg mousepads, so they are cheaper, i dont think they...
found out the company that makes good if not the best sleeves, also sells glass pads
kindred cargo
As for Ali-Express, check out X-Raypads since they have some very high quality o...
they make custom pads kinda cheap ig, u can choose type of glass (tempered or not), color, print
name; cisA pad btw
popular reviewer said that it faster than skypad 3.0