Our Deluxe Pad features an improved 1" hard foam insert and a plug and play USB connection to any computer!
Details:
- Improved thicker high density EVA foam
- USB connection compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux
- Compatible with all computer based games including StepMania, Project Outfox, Dance Dance Revolution PC, ITGmania, PumpSanity, StepF2, Fortnite Festival, and more
- 9 active panels for Dance Dance Revolution and Pump It Up
- Size: 35 ½" x 31" x 1"
Want a seamless StepMania experience? Use the drop down menu above to add a Plug and Play StepMania USB Flash Drive that comes preloaded with all 1,824 Dance Dance Revolution and In The Grove songs!
The Deluxe edition is an upgraded version of our standard soft pad. It features a high density EVA foam insert which makes the pad thicker, harder, and more durable. This helps to give the pad more stability and prevent it from wrinkling and moving around during play.
All 9 panels on this pad are active, including the center button. This allows you to use it for all dance games including Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) and Pump It Up (PIU). The sensors are located under the arrows and do not fully cover the entire panel graphics.
Want to play on your gaming console? Check out our Deluxe 1” Hard Foam Pad for DDR - PlayStation, Xbox, GameCube, Wii, USB
~If for any reason you are not happy with the pad you can get a full refund within 30 days~
Customer Reviews
These are really good dance pads! I was looking for a middle of the road option between the crappy thin floor pads vs. something made of metal with insane shipping fees. These are defintely the ones! It comes in a box with the foam which you just piece together into the shape and zip into the plastic cover. I spent the small amount of extra money for the flashdrive to make the game plug and play which I'm sure saved me a few hours of research. I was able to start playing about an hour after I assembled my dance pad and compiled all the songs!
They're pretty responsive without adjustments, and while they drift a little as you use them, they don't slide around as much as I expected them to.
I bought 2 pads, and had a DDR party last weekend. Several people were asking me where I got them :)
You need a usb-hub (*for Steam Deck) and some button mapping for the "controller" that it picks up, but works well for Project Outfox and PCSX2 (if you want to play DDRMAX2). Only annoying thing was how Steam picks up the device, so when you test it in gaming mode some buttons aren't mapped (though desktop mode will show what is working regardless of what is or isn't mapped). Thankfully all the sensors were good, the hard foam doesn't feel like it's holding me back or sinking, and no defects or damage.
Super happy with the product, but for anyone that gets this be patient when zippering the mat since it is meant to be tight with the foam.
