looking for new mousepad(hard) help!?

[takonic]

im a pretty heavy gamer, and I seem to go through these "mats" like crazy...and in this order

Siberia Icemat ( frosted glass surface from back in the day...Shattered after moving+I didnt register with newer mice <_< )
2x Steelseries QcK (both started fraying, eventually after rotating the mat, all corners ended frayed)
Razer Goliathus speed ( the wrist area started moulding to my wrist. Rubberized bottom is turning into a gummy texture and adhering to table along with leaving a rubber scent on wrist)


Im thinking of transitoning back to a hard mat again..since even though the goliathus is my favourite due to the not fray edges, but other gross problems are arising.

any recommendation on hardmats? I loved my icemat the most but the edge was killer for it being too high but over looked it due to durability and ruggedness before the move...but due laser/optical. I cannot get it again. I watched the LTT mousepad buyers guide, but it doesnt cover the newer additions of like "razer manticor,sphex" or the corsair hardpad offerings

[Theguywhobea]

I used a Razer Vespula for a long time and it was really great.

[Br3tt96]

Logitech G440 Mat

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For mouse mats it really depends on what you like but for the hard surfaced ones the Corsair MM400-600 are really good, the Logitech G440 mentioned is also not bad.

 

I've been using a Corsair MM600 for a while now and don't really have any complaints with it other than it making your hands cold since it's basically a large sheet of aluminum your resting on with a plastic surface.

[takonic]

looks like the logitech g440 is the most popular one, thanks guys!

[KingKeith55]

Get a plastic/hard surface ones, those never wear out. I don't see the point behind cloth ones unless you have a really loose grip or have bad control over the mouse.

 

Get any one, there's not much difference between them.