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Shop ARTISAN mousepads in Kuwait, including NINJA FX Zero, Hien and Type-99. Choose the surface, base firmness and available size that fit your gaming desk.
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ARTISAN Mousepads in Kuwait
ARTISAN mousepads in Kuwait give you a choice of surface and base firmness. Zero, Hien and Type-99 are different surfaces; SOFT and XSOFT describe the base underneath. Hien has a textured surface and a faster glide than the more control-focused Type-99, while the exact feel also depends on your mouse feet and hand pressure. Compare the available size and firmness on each product.
Shop the ARTISAN NINJA FX Zero or NINJA FX TYPE-99 SOFT XL Matcha. Use the individual product pages to compare the surface, available base firmness, exact dimensions and current price.
Zero · Hien · Type-99
balanced to control
Soft · XSoft
two firmness levels
Made in Japan
pro-level surfaces
ARTISAN FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about Artisan mouse pads.
Zero, Hien or Type-99: which Artisan Ninja FX surface should I choose?
The Zero has a smooth, balanced surface with steady stopping power, a common starting point. The Hien has a rougher, textured surface with a distinct feel, and the Type-99 is a control surface for players who want precise micro-adjustments at low sensitivity.
Soft or XSoft: which base firmness should I pick?
The base firmness changes how much the pad sinks under your hand and mouse. XSoft gives more cushion and adds a little extra control when you press down, while Soft feels firmer and more consistent from one swipe to the next.
Which Artisan pad size should I choose?
XL pads, like the Type-99 SOFT XL and Hien SOFT XL, give room for wide arm movements at low sensitivity while leaving space for a keyboard beside them. If you aim mainly with your wrist or have a smaller desk, a smaller size keeps the setup compact.
How do I care for an Artisan mouse pad?
Wipe the surface with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry fully, and keep drinks and oily hands away from it. A new pad needs a short break-in before the glide settles, so give it a few sessions before you judge it.