Fallout Mouse Pads

A Fallout mouse pad brings the wasteland to your desk, with original fan-inspired artwork that ranges from Vault Boy and a Nuka Cola tribute to ruined cities, a wrecked warship and the open wasteland. Each pad is made to order in the size you pick, from a small mouse pad you can throw in a bag to a full desk mat that covers your whole workspace, along with chair mats for the floor. Every size is finished with precision-stitched edges and a non-slip natural rubber base.

The eight designs in this collection fall into two moods: the cheerful retro side of the series, and the bleak, dusty landscapes that surround it. This guide covers both, then explains the sizes, the surface, setup ideas, care and shipping so you can choose the right pad for your desk and play style.

Fallout Mouse Pad Designs in the Collection

Fallout has always mixed bright, optimistic retro graphics with grim survival, and the collection reflects that split. If you want a desk that makes you smile, start with the retro designs. If you want atmosphere, the wasteland scenes are where to look.

Retro Icons: Vault Boy and Nuka Cola Flavors

The Vault Boy design features the series' grinning mascot, the cartoon face of so many loading screens and perk charts. Its clean, graphic style looks just as good on a small S pad as on a wide desk mat, and it brings a lighter tone to an office desk or a shared room.

Nuka Cola Flavors celebrates the wasteland's favorite soft drink and its many flavors. It is a fun pick for players who hoarded every bottle they found, and its poster-like look makes a good conversation piece on a desk that guests or coworkers will see.

Wanderers of the Wasteland: Lone Wanderer and New Vegas

Two designs are rooted in specific journeys. Lone Wanderer takes its name from the hero of the Capital Wasteland, a quiet and atmospheric choice for fans of that story. The Fallout New Vegas design, titled Wasteland, heads west to the Mojave, the setting that many fans count among the high points of the series. It suits players who still remember choosing a side at the dam.

Both work well in long formats such as L or XL, where the artwork can stretch out on either side of the keyboard. If open-world exploration is what you love most, our The Legend of Zelda mouse pads lead to a much greener adventure.

Ruins and Apocalypse Landscapes

Four designs focus on the world itself rather than the people in it. Warship Ruins centers on the wreck of a great ship, a striking image of how much was lost. Apocalypse City shows a city in the aftermath, while Wasteland Ruins turns to broken structures in the open wilderness. Post-Apocalyptic captures the general mood of a world after the bombs.

Landscape scenes like these are the most flexible in the collection. A keyboard covers part of any design, but with a wide scene there is no single face to hide, so the image still reads well. For the biggest effect, choose XXXL or XXXXL and let a ruined skyline run the full width of your desk. If you prefer your ruined future lit by neon rather than dust, our Cyberpunk 2077 mouse pads are the obvious next step.

Fallout Mouse Pad Sizes

All eight designs are offered in each of the following eleven sizes.

Some quick guidance on choosing:

• S for the mouse only or for travel: it fits next to a laptop and packs easily. It gives a high-sensitivity player all the space they need.
• M or L for a mouse and small keyboard: both are 30 cm deep and hold a tenkeyless or compact keyboard alongside the mouse. Pick the L if you make wide mouse movements.
• XL or XXL for a full keyboard and mouse: the XL covers a standard setup with a number pad. The XXL is deeper, so your wrists and forearms rest on the cloth.
• XXXL or XXXXL for the whole desk: room for every peripheral, a notebook and a drink, with the artwork spread from edge to edge.
• TCG Mat for card games: 14 x 24 inches gives a tidy play area for card games and works as a mouse pad the rest of the time.
• Chair mats for hard floors: choose 80 x 120, 100 x 150 or 120 x 180 cm to sit under a desk chair on wood, laminate or tile.

Measuring tip: grab a tape measure and check both the width and the depth of your desk. Subtract a few centimeters so the pad sits slightly inside the edges, and remember to allow for monitor feet or a laptop stand.

Surface and Build

Every Fallout design shares the same build:

• Surface: micro-woven polyester cloth, smooth and optimized for all DPI and sensitivity settings; works with laser and optical mice.
• Base: 3 mm natural rubber with a non-slip textured grip that stays in place.
• Edges: precision-stitched, anti-fray borders.
• Print: high-definition, fade-resistant print.

Fallout games mix real-time shooting with menus, inventory and crafting, and the right pad size depends on how you play. If you aim at low DPI and rely on your arm for big turns, a wide L, XL or XXL keeps every movement on the cloth. If you play at high DPI, as many MMO and RPG players do, the mouse barely travels, and the extra width is more useful for a keyboard full of hotkeys and favorites. The smooth surface handles both styles, and the rubber base stops the pad from creeping during long sessions of looting and building.

For work, the same cloth tracks consistently through a full day of documents and spreadsheets. The stitched edges keep the border from fraying where your wrist rests, and the fade-resistant, high-definition print keeps the retro graphics and dusty landscapes crisp.

Wasteland Setup Ideas

A Vault-Dweller Gaming Station

Lay a ruins design such as Warship Ruins or Apocalypse City in XXXL across your desk, add warm amber lighting and a retro-style desk lamp, and the whole station feels like a terminal room deep underground. A piece from our gaming rugs on the floor makes the bunker feel complete.

A Retro Home Office

Vault Boy and Nuka Cola Flavors suit a home office that leans on mid-century style. An XL in either design covers the keyboard and mouse area with a friendly, poster-like image that still looks tidy on a video call.

A Gift for a Wasteland Veteran

Whether they started in the Capital Wasteland or the Mojave, a Fallout fan will use a desk mat every day. Lone Wanderer or the New Vegas design make a personal choice, and an XL fits most desks with a full keyboard. For a fan who also enjoys grim far-future battles, our Warhammer 40K mouse pads are another solid choice.

How to Care for Your Fallout Mouse Pad

• Wipe dust and spots with a damp cloth.
• When it needs more than a wipe, the pad can be washed, including on a gentle machine cycle with cold or lukewarm water and mild detergent.
• Air dry it flat.
• Avoid bleach and the tumble dryer, and do not iron the print.

Production and Shipping

Your pad is made to order once you choose the design and size. Production takes 1 to 3 business days and shipping takes 2 to 5 business days, and tracking is sent by email. For return questions, see our returns policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these official Fallout mouse pads?

No. These are original fan-inspired designs created by Padloom and printed on our own mouse pads and desk mats. They are not made or endorsed by the game's developer or publisher.

Which size should I get for my desk?

For a full keyboard and mouse, start with the XL at 15.7 x 35.4 inches. For a mouse alone, the S at 11.8 x 15.7 inches is enough. Measure your desk and leave a few centimeters of margin before ordering a larger size.

Can the mouse pad be washed?

Yes. Spot clean with a damp cloth, or wash the pad, including on a gentle machine cycle with cold or lukewarm water and mild detergent. Air dry flat and skip bleach, tumble drying and ironing.

Does it work with any mouse?

Yes. The micro-woven polyester surface is optimized for all DPI and sensitivity settings and works with laser and optical mice, both wired and wireless.

Do you have a chair mat in a Fallout design?

Yes. Every design is available as a chair mat in 80 x 120, 100 x 150 and 120 x 180 cm for use under a desk chair on hard floors.

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