Question on mouse pad board

Is it easy to slide pieces on mouse pad board? or is it difficult?

Thanks. I like your profile picture.

I have both the old fat and the new thin ones as a few of us have on here. The new thin ones do not stain easily and slide the pieces better. Also the smell is minimal when new vs. the old thick ones. They also fold up any which way you want and lay flat even after many months in storage. But I would only buy the new thin ones and not the old thick mouse pad boards. 

Thanks!

Can I ask you pictures of old & new board if it is okay?

Thank you so much

Do not have access to them right now but buying an old mouse pad board would be a mistake, in my opinion, so it makes your decision easy. 

Thanks

By old I mean the thick ones, just to be clear.

Just follow the recommendations of wiscmike and shelby and you won't go wrong...

Although I do not have Shelby's new board yet but will be buying a green one the thin one I have does not stain as the old mouse pads did because of a different type of process.  I had mine folded up for 2-3 months and it just unfolded like nothing. 

Also, Glen Butterman has several designs not carried by Shelby.

Shelby are the boards you get make wipe clean and not stain like the old mouse pads?   Will be ordering soon the green one is great.

Shelby, Thanks for your comment.

Could you answer to this question when you are available?

https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/has-anyone-used-this-set

Thank you