If you do use combinations, please drop them below and why do you prefer them over identical pads. People who use identical pads, what pads do you use?
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What 
different response pads? I never even thought of that. I’m super curious to hear if people actually do that.
I use the standard yoyofactory blue pads, they last me a month or two.
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Whatever is stock. 99% of the time they’ll last for years and never have problems. There are some exceptions tho. I put flowable in my colossus 4 bc it’s just so slippery (still slippery even with the change) and my thesis serenade has one side where the pad always pops out if I don’t keep it wound up with string
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There must be some madlad who thought like ‘This pad too grippy, This pad too slippy. Lets use one of each of them’
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Most players just use the stock pads. Using a specific pad is more of a competitor thing ig.
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Do you know which pads are popular among competitors?
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No idea man.
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I keep em stock unless they fall out or get super worn down. I’ll replace them with whatever’s cheap and available at the time. If I can bind, it’s all good.
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I’m really into laceration bind regens these days so I’ve been really sensitive to response and sting combinations. I’ve changed out a few to Mowl or RSO Type 40.
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Been using the rso pads for all 19mm throws. Flow groove for od and snow tires for clyw.
I experiment with other 19mm pads but these are my most usual picks.
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Completely unrelated question but by any chance are u from India?
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Yessir haha why?
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Me too. I saw ur username I was like ‘I gotta ask them’. Feels great to find a fellow Indian
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Sweet!!! 
The modern take on hybrid response systems of old. Lol now I want to see a modern throw with a half Starburst half response pad set up
For unresponsive, I use the same pads in both sides.
The Delrin Gamer came with thin and thick pads, and it seems several people throw it with one thin and one thick:
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I started like throwing about 3 years ago and I’ve yet to replace pads so I’m both sad and excited my oldies are starting to get a little weird in the response department. It’s cool seeing these opinions. I actually want to silicone my own throws.