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Normal Leather Mouse Pad

0.54 lb

11.25

9.00

0.25

$59.00
(33 reviews) Write a Review
100 Year Warranty
This is a dark brown leather mouse pad with a mouse on it. It has stitching around the edges and neoprene in the middle.
This is a tan brown leather mouse pad with a mouse on it. It has stitching around the edges and neoprene in the middle.
This is a red brown leather mouse pad without a mouse on it. It has stitching around the edges and neoprene in the middle.
This is a black leather mouse pad without a mouse on it. It has stitching around the edges and neoprene in the middle.

Details

  • 100 Year Warranty
  • Lined with Suede

Dimensions (W x H x D) 

  • 11.25" X 9" X .18"
  • Weight: 0.50 lbs

MATERIALS

  • Full Grain Leather
  • Pigskin Lining
  • Industrial Marine-Grade Polyester Thread
(33)
5 Stars Write a Review
  • 5
    Best accessory for your desk

    I am one of Saddleback Leather's oldest customers and have amassed quite a lot of items over the years. I recently acquired this mouse pad along with two medium desk pads and it's well worth the investment. The pad is thick and stout and serves the purpose. Although it has a sueded bottom, it works fine on my wooden desk but tends to slip/move on my glass top table. The surface area is large enough and it accommodates two mouse comfortably when I am using multiple computers. Although it's a mousepad, I have caught my kids using it as a coaster and despite getting wet it still appears new. You can't go wrong with this....

  • 4
    Great but not as good as the old one

    Got one a few years ago in dark coffee brown for my home office, then just got the tobacco one for my new job. The older version is better in my opinion but would have no quarrels with the new one if I did not know about the old one. Awesome pad but it once was better.

  • 5
    Nice big, thick pad, built to last.

    Got this in chestnut years ago and still using it. The large size is perfect and the leather is nice and thick. My only gripe is with the rivets — inadvertent rubbing from one's wrists either rubs away the finish or causes corrosion — not sure which is happening. Turns it a light grey, in any case; rotating the pad yields the same results on a different rivet. Definitely not a dealbreaker for a mousepad that you could use to fend off a mountain lion.