By Chris Scott Barr
For most people, a mouse pad is simply a piece of fabric that your mouse sits on. Sure, it might have a picture of kittens or flowers on it, but one is just as good as the next. Others like to make a statement by having something out of the ordinary to set their mouse upon. For those people, I give you the Greenspads.
These are (to my knowledge) the only mousepads to be hand-crafted from solid steel. That’s right, someone actually makes each individual one by hand. The finishing process is said to craft the perfect surface for laser mice. They have a variety of different shapes and sizes (each hefty enough to be used as a real-life weapon if needed), though I highly recommend the Ravenholm. If you’ve ever been to Ravenholm, then you’ll appreciate the design. Prices range from $35-$50 for the available models. You can also contact them for custom work if you don’t see something that suits your fancy.
[ GreensForged ] VIA [ CrunchGear ]
Who uses a mouse pad anymore??
They can be handy when you don't know what your mousing surface is gonna be, for example for laptop users or on lanparties 🙂
Its solid steel. Try lugging that around LOL
As much as I enjoy not using one, my current keyboard drawer has almost a rubbery surface. While the mouse tracks just fine, it's not the easiest to move. Thus I'm stuck with an ugly old mouse pad 🙁
I bet this would be the straw that would break my desk's back. And $50 for the one actually cool enough to make me want to buy it. Where is the weight listed?
I bet this would be the straw that would break my desk's back. And $50 for the one actually cool enough to make me want to buy it. Where is the weight listed?