82nd Airborne Division 3rd Brigade 505th PIR Gel Mouse Pad

My unit patch when I was in the service, when I saw I can get my unit patch printed on the mouse pad main reason why I purchase it. The only thing I didn’t check if the mouse pad came in for left-handed person or right handed person. The mouse pad for right handed person even though I’m right handed I use my mouse in my left hand so I didn’t see if there’s an option for left handedMouse pad but it still work OK. All the other T-shirts with the 5/71 patch on it all came out great. The printing to mount fantastic I wish I had a way to get the patch print it out in such detail and much larger for another application. There is a way to get the image of my patch print it out about 18 inches wide and to proportion vertically to the regional patch so it looks the same with larger, would like to be able to put it on the back of my vest.. I only have one picture of it. One picture is on my mouse pad, one other picture is: Challenge coin I guess you would call it and the third picture is painted on my saddle bag of my motorcycle.

The plastic backing is nice and sturdy. The grippy pads underneath keep the mouse pad where I put it on my table. The pad the mouse sits on is cut well to fit the backing. The wrist pad is perfectly soft, supportive, and thick. I'm left-handed, and this mouse pad works just as well for me as it does for my right-handed friends. I'm the designer of HippieClecticHope products. I'm blown away by how well my intricate fractals turn out on the tangible items in the Zazzle Marketplace. This particular mouse pad ***appears*** like a 3D object... A mathematically-engineered rainbow black opal, inlaid under transparent fabric...

The product arrived as it was advertised. The colors in the printing are true to advertisement, and the quality of the mouse pad base itself is durable. One thing that surprised me is that the actual pad with the printed image is not permanently attached to the base of the mouse pad, which allows you to be able to change out your pad image, if you would like. If not, mouse pads generally remain stationary on a flat surface, so the pad won't move from the base unless done so purposefully. Colors and print turned out exactly as advertised.