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Razer Strider Hybrid Mouse Mat with a Soft Base & Smooth Glide: Firm Gliding Surface - Anti-Slip Base - Rollable & Portable - Anti-Fraying Stitched Edges - Water-Resistant - XXLarge
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Material | fabric |
Size | XXLarge |
Color | Classic Black |
Brand | Razer |
Item Weight | 0.87 Pounds |
About this item
- Firm Gliding Surface: Unlike traditional fabric mats which are known for their stopping power, the Razer Strider also has the smooth, even glide of a hard surface—allowing for agile movement that’s just as precise
- Anti-Slip Base: At 3mm thick, the mat cushions your wrists and reduces fatigue during gaming marathons, while its grippy underside is reinforced with a grooved pattern to truly anchor it to your desk
- Rollable and Portable: The Razer Strider can be rolled up and easily stored, yet remains perfectly flat when laid out as the mat’s thickness prevents it from warping
- Anti-fraying Stitched Edges: The Razer Strider has protective stitching along its edges to prevent any fraying that might result from intense use or travel
- Water-Resistant: The surface of the Razer Strider can shrug off any spills, which also makes for easy routine cleaning with a quick wipe down
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For gaming | 4.7 | 4.4 | — | 4.7 |
Durability | 4.6 | 4.5 | — | — |
Value for money | 4.6 | 4.5 | — | — |
Easy to clean | 4.5 | 4.1 | — | — |
Comfort | 4.4 | 4.6 | — | — |
Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Axemat | Electronics Club |
material | fabric | Rubber | Rubber | Rubber |
size | XXLarge | Extra Large | Large | Wide |
shape | Anchor,Rolled | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular |
weight | 0.87 pounds | 10.1 ounces | 2.03 pounds | 2.09 pounds |
From the manufacturer
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Proprietary Weaved
Firm Gliding Surface
Smooth & consistent glide allowing for agile movement that’s just as precise.
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For Stability
Anti-Slip Base
The grippy underside is reinforced with a grooved pattern to truly anchor it to your desk.
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For Greater Durability
Seamlessly Stitched
Protective stitching along its edges to prevent any fraying.
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For Easy Cleaning
Water-Resistant
To shrug off any spills, which also makes for easy routine cleaning with a quick wipe down.
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Rollable and Portable
For easy storage, yet remains perfectly flat when laid out.
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Product information
Product Dimensions | 16.15 x 37.04 x 1.18 inches |
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Item Weight | 13.9 ounces |
ASIN | B099MR91RP |
Item model number | RZ02-03810100-R3U1 |
Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #15,476 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products) #234 in Mouse Pads |
Date First Available | August 26, 2021 |
Manufacturer | Razer |
Language | English |
Country of Origin | China |
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Experience a fusion of slick swipes and crisp control with the Razer Strider—a hybrid mouse mat that combines the glide of a hard surface with the rollable, portable nature of a soft base. Designed to offer the best of both worlds, the only choice you’ll have to make is how you want to win.
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Customers like the quality, speed and value of the mouse pad. For example, they mention it's durable, has excellent speed and control, and is the best value for money. Some appreciate the size and ease of cleaning. That said, opinions are mixed on the texture and stitching.
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Customers like the quality of the mouse pad. They mention it has great material, is very durable, and has shown almost no wear and tear. The build quality is flawless, and it has a consistent performance. Overall, customers are satisfied with the quality and durability of the product.
"...Like pure hardmats, it's water resistant and so far seems resilient, leaving no marks after vigorous wiping, but is also flexible and can be rolled..." Read more
"...The pad is overall quite hard with almost no give which also contributes to the hybrid feeling and the consistency, especially if you use mice with..." Read more
"...The water-resistant feature along with the good material quality comes in handy when I need to clean my mat, making it less prone to material..." Read more
"This mousepad is excellent. It’s a nice, large mousepad, it stays in place, it’s perfectly smooth and blends well with the rest of my setup...." Read more
Customers like the speed of the mouse pad. They mention it's fast, has excellent speed/control, and has a little less lag. The build is great and it'll roll out nicely right away. It's a top tier speedpad and is good for fps games.
"Pros:+ feels high quality+ easy to clean+ very fast, but not too fastCons:-..." Read more
"...It's a bit smoother and my mouse has a little less lag. It's also liquid resistant if you're the spilling type...." Read more
"...anti-curling packaging. the RGB flows equally all the way around unlike every other budget rgb mousepad. ive tried them...." Read more
"...It comes rolled up in the packaging so no creases. It's large, so I have a plenty of area to move the mouse. Large is big enough for my needs...." Read more
Customers like the value of the mouse pad. For example, they mention it's the best for the money, a great budget mouse pad, and worth the upgrade. That said, some say it has good quality and size for the price.
"...I'm happy with the look, and a big plus is that there's much more real estate for the mouse - the G240 wasn't exactly spacious, and the real estate..." Read more
"...the material is sooo nice to glide the mouse on and is soo worth the upgrade. the edges are stitched so well and feel super high quality...." Read more
"...Worth the extra few bucks for the size + features." Read more
"...Better than other brands and worth the extra cost. Texture felt a bit rough at first compared to neoprene but it’s actually comfortable" Read more
Customers like the size of the mouse pad. They say it's spacious, and can work with two side by side computers and a full-size keyboard. They also mention that it'll cover the bottom half of their desk and provides all the area they could want for their mouse.
"...It was rolled pretty tight but laid perfectly flat with no raised areas or persistent curls. Zero wrinkles, zero creases to speak of...." Read more
"...The overall dimensions are perfect for my needs, not too big or too small...." Read more
"This mousepad is excellent. It’s a nice, large mousepad, it stays in place, it’s perfectly smooth and blends well with the rest of my setup...." Read more
"Fits well and doesn’t slide around. Using it for my web programing and media suite. Better than other brands and worth the extra cost...." Read more
Customers find the mouse pad easy to clean. They mention that it is waterproof, and little dust and specs come off very easily. The mouse pad is also resilient, and leaves no marks after vigorous wiping.
"...it's water resistant and so far seems resilient, leaving no marks after vigorous wiping, but is also flexible and can be rolled up for transport..." Read more
"Pros:+ feels high quality+ easy to clean+ very fast, but not too fastCons:-..." Read more
"...Surface is always consistent even after spilling stuff on it. Cleaning is just a wipe because it's water resistant. ITS SO GOOD...." Read more
"Its a bit rough when it's new. It's harder to keep clean than my other cloth microweave pads, and every little speck will show up and stick to it...." Read more
Customers like the appearance of the mouse pad. They say it has a simple black design that is very nice. Some customers also love the pink color, saying it's quite subtle. Overall, customers are satisfied with the appearance and find it perfect for creating a seamless desktop.
"...I'm happy with the look, and a big plus is that there's much more real estate for the mouse - the G240 wasn't exactly spacious, and the real estate..." Read more
"This mousepad is excellent. It’s a nice, large mousepad, it stays in place, it’s perfectly smooth and blends well with the rest of my setup...." Read more
"Feels great, looks great, and worked in Chroma right away! Way better than the Goliathus IMO, and the multizone RGB lighting is awesome too...." Read more
"Love the pink color. A bit rough. Not as rough as my PK Control 1,but rougher than my artisan hien...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the texture of the mouse pad. Some mention it's very smooth, while others say it'll scratch their skin. The material on the surface feels nice, while still others say the texture feels a bit rough at first.
"...is a hybrid mat - somewhere between having the smooth, speedy glide of a hard surface, and the relatively high friction and precision of a cloth mat...." Read more
"...quite hard with almost no give which also contributes to the hybrid feeling and the consistency, especially if you use mice with smaller skates..." Read more
"...not really a con, just something to keep in mind: this mousepad is really rough, I thought that it would be scratching on my hands while gaming and..." Read more
"...There is no stitching with the Chroma Strider; it's seamless! The overall dimensions are perfect for my needs, not too big or too small...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the stitching of the mouse pad. Some mention that there is no stitching along the edges, so they aren't getting scratched. Others say that the stitched edges are well done and feel super high quality. However, some customers say that it gets a little bit uncomfortable on the edges after a long period of use.
"...There is no stitching with the Chroma Strider; it's seamless! The overall dimensions are perfect for my needs, not too big or too small...." Read more
"...My palms rest right against this and irritates as much as plastic stitching, so no improvement over others...." Read more
"...the edges are stitched so well and feel super high quality. so glad i bought this" Read more
"...The edges are stitched up very well (the Gigantus had no stitches edges) and seem like they'd be resistant to fraying, etc...." Read more
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The Razer Strider is a hybrid mat - somewhere between having the smooth, speedy glide of a hard surface, and the relatively high friction and precision of a cloth mat. I'd say 40% of the former and 60% of the latter for this mat specifically. So far, it's been a smooth transition coming from pure cloth (I imagine coming from a purely hard surface style mat would be more jarring).
It's also my first time on a "desk cover" style mat, where you're meant to host your entire kbm setup on top of the mat with any other accessories that can justify being nearby. I'm happy with the look, and a big plus is that there's much more real estate for the mouse - the G240 wasn't exactly spacious, and the real estate here feels enormous by comparison. There's enough to arrange your setup in all kinds of ways and still have more than enough room dedicated to mouse use. It's slightly different coming from a smaller pad, which you'd normally position first then kind of position everything else "around" it. Having a larger pad that can host a variety of tech means the overall setup process is more holistic and integrated rather than isolated around different zones, if that makes sense.
One thing that surprised me - the premium feel that started from unboxing the thing and getting it set up on my desk. It was rolled pretty tight but laid perfectly flat with no raised areas or persistent curls. Zero wrinkles, zero creases to speak of. It can't be overstated how *nice* that is. Even the Logitech hardmat included with the Powerplay system had a persistent curve that took several weeks to hammer down (which I never had the patience to sit through, which was a major factor in sticking to their cloth mats since they come packaged flat), and the cloth mats would curl or develop a crease for hours if you needed to roll them up for any reason. As mentioned before, I also had to replace them regularly - the sides would fray and unravel relatively quickly, and repeated cleanups to wipe off pet hair and debris would marr and eventually discolor the surface (not chemically, but texturally there'd be those lighter areas from wiping small sections of the material in different directions). A closeup shot showcases the quality of the surface and stitching.
An extremely minor nitpick (more against certain video reviews than against the mat itself) - a lot of video reviews claim that the stitching on the edges is low profile enough that you can't feel them gliding the mouse over the edges of the pad. I disagree, at least based on my mouse model (G502 X Plus). There's a subtle but very noticeable tactile bump if you happen to move your mouse over the stitching. It's not jarring per se, but it *will* mess up your aim if you're in the middle of a tense 1v1 aim duel in, say, Valorant. Interestingly enough, Razer in its own marketing and on the box make zero claims about precision being uninterrupted by the stitching, so there's no reason to hold this against them. The bottom line is it's quite subtle, but expect it to affect moment to moment precision. For me personally, I appreciate having a gentle reminder to reposition my mouse, and on my previous pad, I never really had problems accidentally gliding off, and the available surface was much smaller.
One less minor nitpick is that the surface has more of a texture to it compared to pure cloth mats. While not as "hard edged" as hard mats, it'll be noticeable. So if you have sensitive skin, you might want to think about getting something like wrist gaiters to alleviate. For me, it's not a problem.
So this mat represents the best of both worlds - it has a glide reminiscent of a hardmat, but also retains a lot of the precision and control of a cloth mat. Like pure hardmats, it's water resistant and so far seems resilient, leaving no marks after vigorous wiping, but is also flexible and can be rolled up for transport with zero fear of developing persistent curls or creases. Strong recommend if you're interested in a hybrid style surface.
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023
The Razer Strider is a hybrid mat - somewhere between having the smooth, speedy glide of a hard surface, and the relatively high friction and precision of a cloth mat. I'd say 40% of the former and 60% of the latter for this mat specifically. So far, it's been a smooth transition coming from pure cloth (I imagine coming from a purely hard surface style mat would be more jarring).
It's also my first time on a "desk cover" style mat, where you're meant to host your entire kbm setup on top of the mat with any other accessories that can justify being nearby. I'm happy with the look, and a big plus is that there's much more real estate for the mouse - the G240 wasn't exactly spacious, and the real estate here feels enormous by comparison. There's enough to arrange your setup in all kinds of ways and still have more than enough room dedicated to mouse use. It's slightly different coming from a smaller pad, which you'd normally position first then kind of position everything else "around" it. Having a larger pad that can host a variety of tech means the overall setup process is more holistic and integrated rather than isolated around different zones, if that makes sense.
One thing that surprised me - the premium feel that started from unboxing the thing and getting it set up on my desk. It was rolled pretty tight but laid perfectly flat with no raised areas or persistent curls. Zero wrinkles, zero creases to speak of. It can't be overstated how *nice* that is. Even the Logitech hardmat included with the Powerplay system had a persistent curve that took several weeks to hammer down (which I never had the patience to sit through, which was a major factor in sticking to their cloth mats since they come packaged flat), and the cloth mats would curl or develop a crease for hours if you needed to roll them up for any reason. As mentioned before, I also had to replace them regularly - the sides would fray and unravel relatively quickly, and repeated cleanups to wipe off pet hair and debris would marr and eventually discolor the surface (not chemically, but texturally there'd be those lighter areas from wiping small sections of the material in different directions). A closeup shot showcases the quality of the surface and stitching.
An extremely minor nitpick (more against certain video reviews than against the mat itself) - a lot of video reviews claim that the stitching on the edges is low profile enough that you can't feel them gliding the mouse over the edges of the pad. I disagree, at least based on my mouse model (G502 X Plus). There's a subtle but very noticeable tactile bump if you happen to move your mouse over the stitching. It's not jarring per se, but it *will* mess up your aim if you're in the middle of a tense 1v1 aim duel in, say, Valorant. Interestingly enough, Razer in its own marketing and on the box make zero claims about precision being uninterrupted by the stitching, so there's no reason to hold this against them. The bottom line is it's quite subtle, but expect it to affect moment to moment precision. For me personally, I appreciate having a gentle reminder to reposition my mouse, and on my previous pad, I never really had problems accidentally gliding off, and the available surface was much smaller.
One less minor nitpick is that the surface has more of a texture to it compared to pure cloth mats. While not as "hard edged" as hard mats, it'll be noticeable. So if you have sensitive skin, you might want to think about getting something like wrist gaiters to alleviate. For me, it's not a problem.
So this mat represents the best of both worlds - it has a glide reminiscent of a hardmat, but also retains a lot of the precision and control of a cloth mat. Like pure hardmats, it's water resistant and so far seems resilient, leaving no marks after vigorous wiping, but is also flexible and can be rolled up for transport with zero fear of developing persistent curls or creases. Strong recommend if you're interested in a hybrid style surface.
The 19 lighting zones of the Chroma Strider are unquestionably cutting-edge for an extended RGB mat. The Chroma Strider led lighting is evenly lit throughout the whole mat to a near-enough perfect degree (no hotspots and absence of dimness). The software lighting customization on Synapse is significantly more versatile than any extended RGB mouse mat I own with software integration. For context, I previously owned the SteelSeries QcK prism XL and the Corsair MM700. Comparing the Chroma Strider to the aforementioned extended RGB mats, the Corsair and Steelseries mats were limited to two lighting zones.
The dimness and hotspots were more prevalent with the MM700 (in my experience), but the material cloth was very nice, and the software lighting was meh. The Qck Prism was better in the LED lighting department: better luminosity allocation but not perfect and software customization; however, the cloth material, in my opinion, was not as great as the MM700. There is no stitching with the Chroma Strider; it's seamless! The overall dimensions are perfect for my needs, not too big or too small. The water-resistant feature along with the good material quality comes in handy when I need to clean my mat, making it less prone to material degradation. I'm fond of the hybridized cloth material, but it may not be ideal for all users.
If I could name a con, that might be the price, but I think it's reasonable, personally. All things considered, the Chroma Strider outshines all extended *RGB* mouse mats you can find on the market currently as of writing this. I'm very assuaged with this merchandise. Thank you, Razer!
The pad is overall quite hard with almost no give which also contributes to the hybrid feeling and the consistency, especially if you use mice with smaller skates since they won't sink in this pad unless you press down quite hard.
I don't think you can get better edge stitching at around this price. The edges aren't sharp like unstitched pads and they're also not bumpy like many stitched ones because it's 99% flush with the surface on the Strider.
Being 450x400mm it's the same size as most other big brand large version mousepads. I personally wish there was a slightly larger square version with more height at around $35, although it's not an issue at all unless you're using a VERY low sensitivity.
The rubber base stickiness depends on the desk. I have no issues on mine and you can always spray a small amount of water on the desk or use some thin double-sided tape if you have issues with yours.
The Razer logo doesn't get in the way at all. Very well made and placed.
So far it's like a 9-9.5/10 for me, easily being the best pad I've used, and I've used like 10 other pads.