cables and adapters

This is a warning for everyone...DO NOT BUY THIS PAD UNTIL YOU READ MY REVIEW! I will start off with the bad first. First off, the pad is LESS that 1 inch thick meaning that there is no padding to support your feet. After 30 minutes the MAX your feet will be sore. Second, the no padding means that this pad will rip very easily...yep, after about a month of use the bottom got all ripped up and now it looks all ugly with ductape all over the bottom. Now here's the worst thing with this pad- it slips. If you plan on playing on a hard wood surface then forget it...the pad will slip to the other end of the room before you know it.

Now for the good features...well...err..is cost efficient, extremely cheap compared to the quality pads. You pay for what you get. Umm...it looks nice?? Well thats about all I can think of.

If you an extreme DDR player, then this pad is definately not for you. If you play on basic or light, then you can consider this pad for your starting pad if you have absolutely no money to buy another pad. This is the cheapest and worst kind of pad there is...it will last you for about a month the most. For players like me who play on heavy or even people that play on standard will see that this pad wont even last them through one game. All the slipping and no padding effects your score and your feet. ...

I bought this pad as a spare because I was having a group of people over for a party. I brought it out since I didn't want everyone to ruin my better pads and sure enough this thing broke after about 6 hours of playing on it. It is thin and pretty flimsy and my friends who own it have said the same thing. Stick with redoctane and you'll never be sorry you spent the extra money.

My friend bought DDR about six months before I did and I could only play it when I went to his house. He had this pad. This pad was great when I was playing "beginner mode" because even if the pad did slip there was enough time between arrows to get off the mat and adjust it again. However, when I started playing light and standard mode it was a whole different story. The pad often slipped and I often stood on an arrow by mistake thinking that it was the middle of the mat. The back arrow of the mat stopped responding if you tried to press it. However, this pad is great for beginners. I would recommend a wireless "Night Moves Pad" if you are more advanced. This is avaliable at many stores. The price is $40. I was amazed when I compared it to the pad my friend had. I guess good equiptment really is an important part of Dance Dance Revolution.