Superglide Glass Mouse Skates - Consistent Controllable Glide, Polished Round Edge, Super Balanced Gaming Mouse Feet with Durable Sole for Razer Viper V3 Pro (Type-C, White)

First off it was super easy to apply these glass skates.My First few games of fortnite felt really good and my aiming felt on point. Only time will tell but I'm so glad I went away from my pft skates and went with these. Tracking felt nice as well in aim trainer. I also play DayZ, totally different game than a BR game, but aiming accuracy is a must so I'm very confident these skates will handle that with ease.I'm also using the razer gigantus V2 mouse pad. It's a harder (soft) style mouse pad and it feels smooth as butter.Overall I am 100% happy with these and I am placing another order for backups.

I was curious if PTFE pads would make a difference when playing a game and the first thing I noticed after changing them out was how smooth my mouse glided on my cheap mouse pad.My mouse used to get stuck in places, it felt like I was running over a sticky pad. Once I added the pad, I got like 10 mins of joy, just lightly pushing my mouse and seeing it glide across my desk.Only time will tell how clean it stays and long it lasts. It was super quick to install. I spend extra time being careful to have it line up perfectly, but that doesn’t matter too much, most people don’t stare at the bottom of mice.Note: this will not make you better in Video Games, it will reduce the effort required to aim at someone, but it won’t put crosshairs on heads.

I'm a long time FPS player and PC Gamer.In 2019, I got into e-sports pretty seriously and quickly amassed a large collection of mouse pads and gaming mice over the course of the four years.Last year I tried the Super Glide V1s. It took some getting used to be I find them to be superior to anything else on the market.I use Superglides exclusively now.Given my experience, I was eager to try the V2s.Well, I installed them yesterday and booted up CS. It felt like I use walking through mud of dense snow.My CS KDR went to crap immediately. Prior, I was getting subtle and fast micro-adjustments with my V1s, but these didn't register them.I was using an Artisan Hayate Otsu, so I thought maybe it just doesn't like the pad?I threw on my Hystar Mirai and it started singing. Yeah, it was just the pad. After my session, I did some research on these skates. Apparently, it needs to break in because the surface is so matte and rough.Anyway, it works like a dream on certain pads, like the Mirai. It's nearly as fast as the V1s WITHOUT any of the BS oversensitivity and jitteriness that brand new V1s have. I love them. They're awesome. Excited to break them in and then go try my Otsu again.The installation was a piece of cake. Everything about this product is high quality, even the packaging and literature.I recommend these skates for serious FPS and e-sports gamers.Mouse used was the Razer Viper V2 Pro and the pads were the Artisan Hayate Otsu and the Hystar Mirai.10/10.

Wanted a smoother glide and easy mouse movement and these super glides are just that and more controllable than the originals. They are better than the skates that came with my mouse but really overpriced should be half the price.

Absolutely incredible, I’ll need to buy for all my other mice!

i got the type-s for Christmas and they were way to fast on my glass mouse pad so i thought id try the type-c and they are amazing. i’ve been using them for maybe 2 weeks now and my aim feels great.

these skates dont look or feel like glass, it doesnt come with the middle skate which is unacceptable for the price, i bought the g pro ones and the difference is like day and night, as you can see on the side by side picture the g pro skates are reflective, they look and feel like glass skates i bought a hard mousepad for testing purposes and found out the g pro doesnt make any noise at all and slides clean on almost any surface like wood, however the razer makes noises and drag on every single surface, is so annoying, i feel scammed, i cant recommend this purchase.

Slides like butter bruh