Mousepads, the big diff makers

I had a G840 for almost 6 Months and that Pad just went full retard after a while. even i dont sweat on my hands or arm the pad feeled everytime i played slower and slower. on the surface i used it feeled like the mouse skates are almost sticking to the pad and it ruined me so many games. maybe because i wash my hands and arms to often and it got wet who knows. i also changed my sens, dpi a lot because i thought its because of me. when i used the other side of the mouse pad i realized its the surface that was the problem. and suddenly my normal sens feels high sens af because my current mouse pad is one ive not used for a year and cleaned myself before and put in a box. it feels like a brandnew mouse pad and so great even if its 7 years old. its a roccat taito.

i am now looking for a new mouse pad just in case. are there mouse pads that have good breathing you know? ive heard some artisan mouse pads do breath so they dry quick when get a bit wet but that pads are just sold out or relisted for a fortune.

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Tbh, All I need is a bigger mousepad, I can barely move my fucking mouse before it goes off the pad.

if you're sweaty enough to want a good mousepad but not sweaty enough to invest in artisans you should get a gsr se shits the gold standard

only problem is they don't last very long

mousepads have different slide and stopping power

go to mousepad reddit there's like a chart of level of slipperyness for all mousepads (sometimes not 100% correct but u get the general idea)

i think what you're looking for is a rougher pad (maybe like hyperx fury or something) that doesn't feel soggy when moisture is high