Superglide2 - New Controllable Speed Textured Surface Smoothest Mouse Feet/Skates Made with Ultra Strong Glass Smooth and Durable Sole for Logitech G Pro X Superlight1 [Red]

I've been using these for a while on my superlight and they improve the feel of the mouse substantially. I don't play as many FPS games as I used to but I have no complaints with how they've performed. Would recommend and purchase again.

Easy Installation, feels great on a mousepad and is everything I hoped for.I recently bought a Secret Labs Desk and noticed my G Pro Super Light was gripping much more on the mag pad than my old mousepad. I bought this product to fix the issue but I did not realize the material used in the glass is magnetic. I went from a slight drag when moving the mouse across the mag pad to the mouse literally sticking to the pad. Since the mag pad is magnetic, the mouse actually stuck MORE than the OEM skates. Once I put another mouse pad on top, the product started to shine. I can still feel the skates magnetizing through the mousepad, so I may need to put a thicker pad on.I did test without the mag pad and the mouse slides with no issue, so I know its the mag pad + skates that are the issue.

Easy to Install, great for FPS smoothness. Comes with good instructions as well. I chose the magenta version and it is quite sleek

Pretty good Mouse skates, I wasn’t aware they didn’t work for my mouse but I made it work. It gives a really consistent glide, fast and snappy. There’s almost no friction whatsoever, the size of the skates are also relatively nice. Durability is amazing and weight is nonexistent.

First off let me start off by saying don't listen to a lot of the reviews on here. Mouse glide is completely preferential.Most of the reviews on here will talk about how the skates are too fast and give them a 1 star rating, but that's exactly what the skates are supposed to do, they are designed to be super smooth on your mouse pad.But at roughly $30 for a pair, they are worth a shot. When I first installed them on my G Pro X Superlight (which was super easy to do, you literally just drop them into place and push them into the mouse for a few seconds) I instantly noticed how much smoother the glide was on the mouse. I played a few games on Apex Legends, Valorant, and CS:GO and noticed a pretty significant improvement on my aim (the main issue I was experiencing before the skates, was that my mouse would hang on the mouse pad and would cause my aim to be jittery.)There is a pretty slight caveat for the skates though, but its mainly for FPS games, if you tend to panic under pressure and click your mouse too hard, you will move your reticle when you click, or if your aim isn't steady and you tend to shake a little when you shoot, you will notice it a lot. The reason is because these skates remove a lot of the friction between the mouse and the mouse pad. Without that friction, any movement from your hand will be picked up by the sensor.I really like them, and I even bought a second pair just in case these slow down after a few months of use. Since some mouse skate companies tend to fall off after a while if their sales dont do too great.

Harken to me fomo gamer! Lend me your ears! You already have virgin ptfe skates on this mouse! Don’t use a mouse pad? Click buy. Do you use a mouse pad? Don’t buy this: here why.. I use hobby cutting mats for a mouse pad. Like 38”x44” super premium $150 cutting mat. (I like that it’s huge and can put my mouse anywhere) when I put these feet on the mouse is so light that it would literally drift LOL! It’s sitting there and I run 6150-6250-6350-6450 dpi and the cursor starts slowly drifting across the screen. The feet made the mouse so slick it was just moving in it’s own. My desk is probably not like nuclear grade level but it’s sure not crooked. It’s a HUGE L-corner desk, probably weighs around 350 pounds. It’s probably dropping at the connection points a just enough that this ultra light is literally sliding on its own. It DID NOT do this with the stock PTFE. I just put it on a wall speaker paint template cover and it stopped drifting. Click will probably shift the mouse too. I might get a control mouse pad to correct. BIG BIG caveat is that I have read these slow down a little bit with use as they breaking in, I might even hit them with like a 8000grit sandpaper. So yea, 5 stars they do what’s advertised but just make sure you really really need more glide because you lose almost all feed back with these. I will probably take them off if they end up bugging me more than they already do

I absolutely love these glass mouse feet. I had a regular G Pro Wireless for about a year before I upgraded to the G pro wireless superlight. I immediately purchased these feet to go along with it as I had them for about 6 months on my regular g pro. The main complaint I've seen from others is that they wear quickly and aren't as slippery as when you first get them. However, the amount of friction they gain isn't significant to me. They definitely wear down as compared to when you first receive them, but not by much. I still love the ones on my regular g pro but the superlight was what I originally wanted. I could justify the superlight back then since it was 90 for the regular but 150 for the superlight. The superlight went on sale this Black Friday for $110 and I picked it up. I'd say the upgrade is definitely worth it since this mouse feels much more balanced in the hands. The feet are off a bit but probably less than a milimeter around. Kinda sloppy for $25 feet but I'd still say it's worth it. I'd definitely buy them again. I'm using the feet with the corsair mp510 mousepad and it offers excellent fluidity and great control. When the feet are brand new it's so slippery it may be difficult to double click, so I'd say I'm okay with a bit of wear increasing the friction over time.