Pulsar Gaming Gears Superglide2 - New Controllable Speed Surface Smoothest Mouse Feet/Glides Made with Ultra Strong Glass Smooth and Durable Sole for Universal 6mm x 8 [RED]

they feel like brand new PTFE mouse feet before they're worn in, kind of a chalky feel. it doesn't stick to the pad like regular superglides, sapphire and moissanite skates can at high humidity. they give good control and have a consistent glide slightly slower than PTFE, similar to brand new PTFE skates

Glass skates, while cool and super slick for a light mouse, tend to hang on oily pads moreso than ptfe skates. This was a big hangup for me in the past when my g pro superlight would glide for a second on one section of pad and then throw the brakes on as I moved over the most used patch. This set has fixed this from what I can see through testing about 3 different sets on different mice.even pushing my mouse from one end to the other, it does not slow or turn when it hits the "oily patch" on my massive mousepad. The other mice will clearly stop or spin at that same point. This is due to the texture on the glass. The same one that the below reviewer is calling out a a sign of a lack of quality. I find this the be the reason why this set of feet will soon be on every mouse I use.

This is complete nonsense. I put these on my mouse just now and they are literally scratchier than the mouse feet that came with the mouse i just bought. I just got the Zowie Za13-c Yesterday and the mouse feet that originally came with the mouse are glide better than this and it doesn't even feel like glass even a bit on my Razer Gigantus v2 3XL mousepad. I originally bought superglides for the Logitech G pro X Superlight and they were Super smooth straight out of the box and on this very same mouse pad. However This product barely has the friction of the standard mouse feet that came with the mouse. Even on pictures side by side the Superglides I've used very frequently since my purchase in March of this year of 2023. and you can still very clearly see the reflection of the light in the superglides. And regardless of size, this product looks extremly dry and not smooth at all. (for comparison to logitech g pro x superlight after 8 months of use) THESE PICTURES ARE FROM IMMEDIATELY AFTER INSTALL)

Do some research before you buy super specific peripheral customizations, these skates do exactly what they are designed to do and a very good job. that being said, there are videos on YT that show YOU CANT USE THESE SKATES WITH ANY MOUSE PAD. nO HARD PADS OR GLASS PADS will work well with these skates at all...Glass is a complete NO GO, these skates are for players who dont want a glass pad but still want glasss speed, works great in combo with a speed cloth hybrid pas, like the Artisan Raiden fopr example is a match made in heaven.. no mouse skates are a one style fits every player

I used these to upgrade one of my newer 4k gaming mice and I absolutely adore the low area usage. I feel that they glide much better than their competitors.

Former counterstrike pro here. All reviews mentioning scratchy, slow plastic-like feet are true. I purchased both variants, 6mm and 9mm. They are the same material. I have used many, many different mice, skates, pads. These are good in one situation: if your current mouse feet are too fast. These will add additional friction, and slow your mouse down. If you want fast feet, look for ceramic ones that are polished.Mice Tested: Pulsar Xlite V3 (light mouse), Zowie EC3CW (heavier mouse)Pads Tests: Steelseries QCK (cloth), Logitech G440 (hard)

These superglides are not a smooth gliding skate and surprisingly have a lot of friction on changes of direction. If you are looking for an actually smooth experience I would recommend a glass pad like the Superglide glass pads paired with TJ Exclusives Plastix skates instead. The main benefit of the Plastix skates being that they don’t wear down super quickly and more importantly, don’t leave chunks of ptfe on the surface of the glass mousepad that can cause irritating grinding.

If you've tried the first edition Superglide skates from Pular, these are very similar with a light frosted finish supposedly to help with long term durability. The first edition ones got slower and muddier with heavy use. I have both, but don't use these skates exlusively. If you are looking for something different other than PTFE skates, and want something fast, look no further. Just remember, these dots are Tiny with a capital T.

Extremely smooth operation, starts sliding at about half the angle on a table compared to OEM.

Price is legit 👍🏼Movement is much smoother

Great experience

So, i've been using these for a while, yes, they are my favourite skates i've tried on cordura so far. But, despite how little static and dynamic friction they offer, they do pronounce the texture of the blaze v3 quite a lot. This does dull down a little once the skates are broken in and a little less scratchy, and that leads me to my next point. Once broken in, the friction, whether its static or dynamic increases slightly. This is of course something that happens to all skates though and i think its defo a good idea for you to splash out and pick these up.

Ça marche. Mais les patins sont vraiment minuscules. Au vu du prix... C'est un peu abusé