I love the size, i have the xxl. The surface is a bit textured on the touch but i doesn't irritate. The glide is fast smooth and the same for both horizontal and vertical movement. The material also seems very durable compared to regular cloth pads. Great quality expected from endgame gear. Personal opinion i prefer a bit more control so this mousepad is not for me it feels too fast i am not as precise when testing on aim labs for example. Other mousepads i have used recentlry are the "Glorious PC Gaming Race Stitch Cloth Stealth" and "HyperX Pulsefire" which i am currently using both the xxl size. The glorious one is similar in size the surface is very smooth on the touch but and mind that mine is used for a year it doesn't give me the same glide for vertical and horizontal movement the pulsfire gives me the same feel for movement as the endgame gear one but it is not as fast giving me the control i want, its not as big in height and the texture feels a bit cheap and weird still i play better on that so i use it.

First impressions:

Obviously an fps mousepad, I don't think it's suitable for any other type.

Low friction coefficients without losing control (with at least ptfe mouse glides). Fast and with proper stopping power (*for its speed*). It plays well with both low and medium sens. Perfect size even for lower sens.

The surface feel is just right without being bothersome. Maybe the y-axis is slightly slower due to the weaving, but it doesn't bother me during gameplay.

Quite noisy during fast swipes, I think it's the first time I've encountered a fabric mousepad that surprises me with the noise. It obviously doesn't bother the user when using headphones or speakers.

The fabric is supposed to be durable, but I can't judge yet.

Also, I have no idea if it wears down the mouse glides despite the good friction coefficient.

Overall, I am completely satisfied. I was looking for something in speed that would replace the incredibly fast Infensus OP that I had and broke, and I think I found something better, as for a small difference in dynamic friction coefficient, the mpc has proper stopping power and the surface feel where the hand touches is better for control.

Perfect price-performance ratio. Highly recommended if you are a mid-low sens gamer in fps.

UPDATE after 6 months of use:
- The glide has practically remained the same.
- I have wear in the center of the mouse pad where I see a very subtle light discoloration, with a consequent infinitesimally small increase in friction. It doesn't bother when playing, just if you move the mouse in an untouched corner against moving it in the center, you barely feel a difference. It's not a big deal, I just wish I saw something like this over time rather than after 6 months, considering that this fabric is supposed to be durable.
- I notice that dust and tiny debris from crumbs or anything else are very visible on the mousepad and can actually affect the glide if left to accumulate. Personally, I have a small brush and gently remove them before use.
- I still recommend it for its price and the type of glide it offers.

The top layer of the Mousepad is made of Cordura material, which is also used for motorcycle clothing and other durable surfaces. This material is very resistant and repels dirt and water (It is easy to clean and does not easily get dirty). Endgame Gear offers 3 different sizes in the market: the MPC 450 (45x40cm), the MPC 890 (89x45cm), and the MPC 1200 (120x60cm), which is currently the largest Cordura Mousepad in the market.

Personally, I chose the affordable MPC 450 because I wanted to try such a Mousepad for the first time and I was afraid to spend more on a larger one. Now I regret it, not because the Mousepad is not enough for me, it is more than sufficient for Low Sensitivity, I just like to cover the desk. I wish I had taken the risk and bought the 1200 and maybe I will invest in it in the future.

A positive aspect for many is that the Mousepad comes in a flat package, so it does not have creases and you do not have to wait for it to "flatten" on your desk because it was folded for months.

As I said, it is the first Cordura mousepad I have tried and I chose it based on the Reviews that have praised it for so many years. Its texture reminds me of denim, it is hard and rough to the touch, but the Mousepad glides smoothly without any problems and with minimal resistance.

Now let's talk about performance!
If you are looking for a fast Mousepad, it is ideal along with the Razer Strider. The MPC series are quite fast Mousepads, with incredibly smooth gliding.
While it is a Speed Pad as I mentioned before, it also has ideal Stopping Power, as much as needed to prevent your mouse from slipping and to have absolute control. It is incredibly fast for fast and larger movements like Flicks, but at the same time, you have absolute control for smaller and slower movements. While I struggle to make micro-adjustments with most speedpads, with this one and the Razer Strider, I have found my sweet spot. Such fast Mousepads are ideal for games like Call of Duty, Fortnite, and Battlefield, and generally for games that require constant large and fast movements, but these Pads are equally good for lower movement games like CSGO, Valorant, and Rainbow Six Siege.

The "100% PTFE" mousefeet are ideal on the Mousepad without meaning that cheaper/poor-quality mousefeet like those of the Logitech G Pro X had any problem, they just did not perform at 100% on the Mousepad.

Do I recommend it?
If you are primarily interested in speed and then control, definitely. 100%. Go get it. Value for money. Your best purchase.
If you are equally interested in speed and control, then maybe it's better to go for something like the Razer Strider, which is a Hybrid mousepad.
If you are primarily interested in control and then speed, you are looking at the wrong Mousepad :P