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I saw these mats at adepticon and was very impressed with the quality. The running add down the side was a distraction and most people made a similar comment. One suggestion on the curl is to try and roll them up the other way. This way terrain and such will force the mat to lay flat. These are great for large events cause now you dont have to run around with a crap load of wood tables heheh.

ya, my local store has the desert mat...
its very nice to play on, once we find a few bottles of soda or metal dreadnoughts to hold down the curling sides
for me, not really worth the money, but if you know you will be using it alot and want a nice themed board, this is a pretty cool buy

Those look really great but the printed text on what is supposed to be a high quality photorealistic product?

Fail.

i love it, if i see one and it has a decent price i buy one.. no doubt..