BOOGIE BUG AIMB.PAD XL GAMING MOUSE PAD - FINALLY INCOMING

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Hey guys!

Just so you all know, my supplier has finally received delivery on the Boogie Bug mouse pads. So they should be with us in the next few days :)

Light at the end of the tunnel at last :)
 
Is there still a smaller version of this on the market as I would like one but they are way too big for a pull out keyboard shelf?
 
These'll go like hotcakes. How many are you likely to have once the pre-orders are done with?

Glad I already got mine some time back now, great mat.
 
Quality pads.
I think I may get an order in for a spare if they are being this much trouble to get in to stock (I might need a spare as I'm going to try chucking this one in the washing machine to clean it)
 
The amount of chat on these boards about these I might have to buy one in readyness for when I eventually ruin my EverGlide Titan by spilling some kind of acloholic beverage on it. :D
 
Do it, they're great. Never fall off your mouse mat again, plus they look brilliant on your desk.

Mine has even withstood a lime juice spillage with no ill-effects. I think a cold wash on one of these would even sort out your beer if you're quick enough!
 
Im going to be picking a few of these, everyone loves em.

Bah, they have gone up by 2 quid from when i brought my first, oh well still cheap for the ammount of mat you get :)
 
Yep just ordered two myself, better be as good as people keep saying! Given the short supply I ordered will in advance of my new builds just in case ;)
 
I've been waiting for this for months - finally! I sure hope that OcUK have put in another order NOW, so that when they run out of stock in January/February the supplier might have them sent to OcUK by then!
 
ShaolinDreams said:
is it possible to cut a boogie matt with a craft knife does anyone know? i'm looking to mod one for custom desk i made :D
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I just tried it with my mat (well now they have promised me stock I can try it),
I have an angled desk and the corner of the mat always used to flap about driving me mad. Market the underside with a piece of chalk and scored it with a Stanley blade. Works fine. Make sure your blade is nice and sharp.
I just used the wife's lighter to cauterize the edges, kept it at a fair distance and just swiftly swept by the edge and any frays sealed themselves up. I'm unsure if its needed if you were to use a sharp knife (mine snagged unfortunately hence the need to seal it), the wife also suggested using a small amount of nail varnish.. but I just fancied burning something
 
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