La Onda Rizz x Nachocustomz “Doodles” Gaming Mousepad Review

The La Onda Rizz is a control gaming mouse pad by the German gaming gear brand “La Onda”.
There are three sizes available: a standard rectangular size, a trendy square size, and a larger rectangular size. H is 3.5mm for MID and 4.5mm for SOFT, which is considerably thicker than Artisan’s MID/SOFT by 0.5~1.0mm. Three colorings are available.

Nachocustomz [Doodles] is designed by NA’s famous device customizer Nachocustomz.　

The two-tone black and white coloring is used to create free-form illustrations expressing “something” such as aliens, ancient civilizations, and ghosts. In my personal opinion, I love this design, and since there are very few mousepads with a white base color, it is a rare design.

Printing accuracy is high quality, and there are no glaring ink blots. The manufacturer’s logo is also printed in ink rather than a film transfer, so it doesnt get in the way when using the mouse.

Very GOOD.

　The surface of Rizz is a control surface made of “extremely fine microfiber,” according to the manufacturer, and is actually control surface.

　The surface is rather smooth and smooth, more like a processed type of mousepad than a fluffy or typical cloth mousepad. The surface is wrinkled when you press your finger into it, and you can expect the surface cloth itself to be relatively thin. This makes it feel much better against the bare skin and gives you the sensation of moving your arm more smoothly than other control-type mousepads.

　The stitching is neither good nor bad. The height is about the same as the surface, the width is quite narrow, and there are no severe fraying.

　The only thing that bothered me was that the white fibers on the surface popped out in some places due to the stitching fiber used to sew the surface and base together. This isnt a problem with the performance or feel of the product itself, and since it is a common occurrence with other manufacturers, there is nothing special to point out, but it is a little bothersome because the original design is so good.

The base is the same high-density flat rubber as SuperbeingsLab Memoria Pro and WAIZOWL. It is characterized by moderate softness and strong adsorption to the desk.
Although it is completely different from the Poron base used by Artisan and QUAOAR, it has a texture that seems to mimic it, and to be frank, if you are going to make a high-end gaming mousepad nowadays, it should be either Poron or this.

That’s very WELL.

　Although the MID and SOFT soles are more than 1.0 mm thick, I honestly could not feel any extreme difference in terms of slippage. If I may say so, when using the general dot sole, the sole always sinks a little, and there is a slight sinking sensation in the arms and wrists. There is also little difference in adsorption to the desk. Note that this is very different from Artisan’s MID/SOFT.

　The surface feel is silky and smooth, so at first glance one might imagine it to be a balance or speed type. However, when you actually slide the mouse on it, it is considerably more control-oriented, and from tracking to stopping, the feel is heavy throughout. The operation feeling is heavy from start to finish.

　But this is only a small part of the features in Rizz. We believe that the true feature of Rizz is that it is a control mousepad with less arm and wrist prodding and only weighs down the feel of the mouse. For example, ZOWIE G-SR and QUAOAR HERCULES Pr can be declared top tier as control mousepads, but in addition to the mouse, the arms and wrists also have a heavy control feel. This is not a disadvantage but a characteristic of that mousepad, but some people “I want resistance only for the mouse!”.
Rizz is the perfect mousepad for such people, and in addition, those who want to move the mouse at a more constant speed when tracking can choose MID, and those who have a habit of pushing the mouse when stopping can choose SOFT Rizz is perfect for those who want to move the mouse at a more constant speed when tracking.

Another attraction is that the feel of the controls varies considerably depending on the sole shape.

• Dot sole: Smooth feel like a balance type
• Big sole: fairly heavy control type

　In conclusion, La Onda Rizz is the best gaming mousepad for people who want to use a control mousepad, but want to move their arms and wrists smoothly. In addition, the SQ size (49.0 x 49.0 mm), MID/SOFT lineup, and highly absorbent base make it the perfect choice.
The design is also one-of-a-kind, with a cute design that differs from simple or trendy anime-style designs, making the mouse pad quite attractive to certain people.

This page has been automatically translated by DeepL. Please contact the writer if you find any discrepancies in the wording. Its very possible that Im expressing myself in a way that I didnt intend. Thank you for coming to see my review♡