Seeking dry erase board with one-inch grid

[thalmin]

Of course the Flip-Mat from Paizo may be just what you need. It is inexpensive ($12.99), very portable (folds to 8x10, opens to 24x30), and is usable with wet erase, dry erase, and permanent markers (clean the last with alcohol.) The original Flip-Mat has 1" squares on one side, 1" hexes on the other.

And it's available at your FLGS.

 

[Wolfspider]

Too bad they've temporarily sold out for a long time.

The Tact-tiles are pretty darn cool too.

How long have they been unable to find a manufacturer?

 

[Wolfspider]

Of course the Flip-Mat from Paizo may be just what you need. It is inexpensive ($12.99), very portable (folds to 8x10, opens to 24x30), and is usable with wet erase, dry erase, and permanent markers (clean the last with alcohol.) The original Flip-Mat has 1" squares on one side, 1" hexes on the other.

And it's available at your FLGS.

I have a Battle Mat from Crystal Caste. However, the first time I used it, there was ghosting very obviously left on the map, even though I used pens from the same company specially made for the mat. Grrr.

I'll have to check out this Flip-mat....

 

[Capellan]

The Flip-mats are very good. I have two, and get considerable use from them.

 

[Darth Shoju]

Brilliant!

*lighbulb goes on*

Or I could buy one of those easal pads that are gridded and 24x37 and stick one of the sheets in there!

Yay!

You're money baby and you don't even know it!

That is what our group does and it's aces.

 

[Pbartender]

...and permanent markers (clean the last with alcohol.)

That's nifty...

 

[MerricB]

Of course the Flip-Mat from Paizo may be just what you need. It is inexpensive ($12.99), very portable (folds to 8x10, opens to 24x30), and is usable with wet erase, dry erase, and permanent markers (clean the last with alcohol.) The original Flip-Mat has 1" squares on one side, 1" hexes on the other.

And it's available at your FLGS.

I got one of these on the weekend. They're really, really good. We didn't actually use it during the last game - instead using dungeon tiles - but it'll come in very handy. It's a much better size for our table.

Well, we didn't use it for mapping. Instead, I kept drawing silly pictures on it and displaying them to the players.

Cheers!

 

[hexgrid]

Of course the Flip-Mat from Paizo may be just what you need. It is inexpensive ($12.99), very portable (folds to 8x10, opens to 24x30), and is usable with wet erase, dry erase, and permanent markers (clean the last with alcohol.) The original Flip-Mat has 1" squares on one side, 1" hexes on the other.

And it's available at your FLGS.

And is guaranteed to never lay completely flat!

Mine don't, at least.

 

[MerricB]

And is guaranteed to never lay completely flat!

Mine don't, at least.

Mine gets pretty close - I just fold it the other way and it settles down a lot.

Cheers!

 

[Drowbane]

Not a "board" but Tact-Tiles are superior to a board because of the modularity. . .

Tact-tiles are absolutely the best battle-mat available... except that they're not currently available! They've been sold-out for over a year now.