Superglide2 Glass Mouse Skates for Logitech G Pro X Superlight (Red) - Controllable Speed Surface, Polished Edge, Ultra Smooth Durable Gaming Feet

Took about a week to break in fully, but once they did they are amazing. Aim improved in every game and they feel amazing. Kind of tickles your brain feeling the mouse slide so easily.

Absolutely amazing. The glide is very smooth and very much worth the price as you won’t need to replace the mouse feet near as often. On top of that they look amazing as well. Couldn’t be happier with the purchase.

as advertised the mouse skates are super smooth and definitely might take some getting used to, but it makes aiming a whole lot smoother and makes your mouse feel super nice.

I bought these for my 1st gen G-Pro Superlight. The circular pad that goes on the bottom did not accomidate for the bump on the removerable tray and did not stick properly, however it was not necceary and i just removed it. The glass pads themselvs are very slick, So much so that when i was web browing my clicks wouldnt register beacuse the mouse was moving when i pressed it. This did not happen with the standard pads. It took a bit of getting used to for browsing, however, when plaing FPS video games this is not an issue and the extra slickness of the glass pads make it easier to use.

I've been using this for about 3 months and haven't noticed any degradation. I can see why some people have issues double clicking, but it was an easy adjustment for me since I use a lot of lazy claw grip. Good, but not world shattering. I think they showcase their value the most if you find yourself doing a lot of minute adjustments with fingers. Probably not worth the trouble or money. I snagged these to try out since cleaning the mouse wheel would ruin the original skates, but I don't think I'd go out of my way to use them otherwise.

I truly believe everyone should have these glass skates on your mouse. Especially if you play on just a standard mouse pad. Enhances gameplay by a fair amount with comfort.

really good skates, if you like fast movements. very slippery though when first bought so i lowered my dpi a lil bit.UPDATE: 24 hours later... too slippery, i lowered my dpi thinking it would help..it did not. not good for precision AT ALL and it makes my mouse feel like it has controller drift lmaoo. hoping these will be okay after a week of using them but waaaaay too overhyped and expensive.

Fortnite and Fortnite only.If you plan on playing Valorant, CS:GO, or any game where you are aiming for headshots or precision? Never pick up a pair of glass skates. No control pad will ever make up for the complete lack of static friction. There is a resistance required to aim correctly.For day-to-day use, you will hate these skates. I found myself constantly struggling to double click icons on my desktop, sliding servers around on my discord instead of opening them, and not able to open youtube videos. There is no resistance when any force is applied to them, and because of this, your mouse will move just by clicking the mouse. A gentle soft click will have your cursor move up and down and you'll be struggling to perform everyday casual tasks.If the person you view as the best in their game can play with the stock feet of their mouse, so can you. I ended up regretting them within the first 24 hours and by the end of the week ordered Tiger Arc 1s because I missed the feeling of the Superlight's stock feet. FOMO is not worth it in this case. You'd be much happier missing out on this experience instead of missing what you had no issues with but decided to destroy. PTFE feet are basically impossible to remove without destruction.TL;DR - Zero control, zero precision, zero comfort, and zero reason to use glass skates over any well-known aftermarket PTFE feet. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. And if your mouse is semi-popular, it's likely it ain't broke.