Smooth Gliding Mouse Skates for Logitech G Pro X Superlight Mouse Feet Replacement(PTFE,Black) Rounded Edges Ultra-Smooth and Durable Gaming Mouse Slider for G Pro Superlight

The media could not be loaded. As advertised and work very smoothly. I used to use the dots for skates, these replacements are ten times better in my opinion. For those curious, it also glides super well on glass pads. For reference I'm using a wallhack sp-004.

Awesome mouse skates that fit right onto a Logitech G pro wireless mouse. Very small convenient package including the skates and a cleaning kit. Very easy to replace and once done you are met with a nice smooth feel with a slight texture giving for a more grippy experience. I would recommend these on any speed mouse pad.

I'm happy with this! I did use these stickers on a mouse that wasn't EXACTLY the intended model, haha, my bad... It worked perfectly fine, I can just see the edges of the U-shaped sticker from above, in a way I don't think I would if my mouse was wider.It isn't terribly difficult to peel the sticker off if you make a mistake with placement - the white part is really stiff, so it just pops off if you slide a flat piece of plastic in between the mouse and the sticky side. The longer the sticker is in place, the more it will bond, I'm sure.Anyone using these stickers for a different model of mouse, as I did - I highly encourage you to first, unplug the mouse, lol, and second, take some time to examine the bottom of the mouse. Find where the existing slider-feet are, and pry those off. I attempted to put the stickers on OVER those at first, and it did NOT work. So, we learn by doing.

Any hybrid or glass pads can't be used with these. Hybrid pads for sure will get destroyed with these skates after some time so I would stick with using a control cloth pad with these.I will start with saying these skates are nice and quick, about as fast as you would expect glass skates to be BUT they do slow down a bit and they have stayed at that speed for me since then. Very low static friction which is nice. Unfortunately one of the reasons why I recommend control cloth pads over speed cloth pads is that control pads are more resistant to "dead spots". You can really feel dead spots on the pad with the skates and I don't have that issue with PTFE feet. Cloth pads with less tight weaves are more resistant to dead spots so they annoy me less.Not sure how these compare to Superglides or any of the competition skates but these are pretty good as a budget option.

Pros:Nice material.The sticky side seems good and sticky.Sizes match up to mouse's slide pads.Comes with several sets of cleaner and dry wipe.A small pry tool.Cons:NoneOverall:I'm giving this product 5 stars, since it does what it says it does. It's easy to apply, directions are good, and they provide all the tools/materials to make this a quick DIY.I would recommend that you remove all the old slide pads first. Then you can use the cleaner to get any residue left in the slide pads. Use the drying pads to remove excess and let the mouse sit for a few minutes to ensure all the areas are completely dry.Now just match the new slide pads to the old slide pads. Align and press for a few seconds.Once done, you should turn over your mouse and let it sit for at least an hour to ensure a good bond between the new slide pads and the mouse.You will notice the different right away.

I never bought replacement mouse feet before so I have no prior knowledge to compare to except the original feet. I use the Logitech PowerPlay soft surface which same as a G240.Package came with replacement feet for the puck cover but I use the PowerPlay mousepad so I did not use this piece since the charging pug did not have feet on it prior. Came with this plastic tool and came with 5 wipes, but two were dry wipes (they say dry on them), two were very lightly moist, and only one was actual alcohol wipe. I use my fingernail to peel off the old feet and cleaned remaining adhesive with the one actual alcohol wipe. Then applied the replacement feet which fit in perfectly.I read online that wrong thickness can cause problems and so far no problems with precision. I don't play shooters only MMOs/RPGs so best test I could was I used Photoshop and the mouse accurately tracks as well if not better than before. The pads have this circle texture... which honestly I don't know is a design feature or not but it didn't seem to be problem on the mouse pad, but I could feel more resistance on my wooden table though.Seems good, no problems with it from initial use.

Worst part was taking of the old skates and cleaning the residue off. But the new scates fit well went on easy. My old ones were falling of so i cant really compare the feeling of the originals and the new ones but the do slide nice

I bought these thinking they would fit my mouse, but they weren't exactly the right ones (my fault). However, i was able to get them to work fine on my mouse. Having tried it with the new skates, vs a similar mouse with original skates, these are slicker. They look like carbon fiber almost, they stuck right on, and i think they'll outlast the mouse.