G-Skates for Model I and I 2 - Glorious Gaming Mouse Skates (Feet) for Fast Gliding - 6PCS

I put these on a brand new Glorious Series Pro 2 mouse. I used the stock glides that came with the mouse for about a couple of weeks before trying these out. The stock glides were fine, I just wanted to try ceramic out and I gotta say its different. Not bad, but different. I've also used a plethora of mice working in IT, so here's my two cents: Installation was simple. The key is taking your time with removal in install. I used tweezers to carefully remove the old feet for reuse, in case I didn't like the ceramics. Taking the new pad out of the packaging and removing the backing cover was a pain. Sometimes the paper would separate for the tape and booth peel and remain stuck to the feet. Fun stuff. They also were not joking about the precision fit, it was indeed, a little snug getting these to fit. Not a bad thing. Once done, removing the front blue tape that protects the polished surface was also a bit of a struggle, had to use my finger nails to scratch at the tape until it came up. Sort of like trying to find and peel up the edge of clear scotch tape kind of fun. Anyways, once everything is swapped I used the packaging as storage for my old PTFE glides. Fairly easy job. So how did these feel? Firstly, I am using a normal mousepad, not a glass/plastic/cardboard-box/clipboard/notepad or what ever surface you use. With that, it felt like going from plastics to ceramics to be honest. One is hard as a rock and the other is a soft durometer plastic. The first thing I noticed was the added weight. It wasn't like I was bench pressing 100Lbs but you could tell it added a gram or two. The sensation quickly fades into normalcy once you start using the mouse. Then you notice the glide. It takes slightly more effort to move the mouse and it stops more abruptly, but once in motion the glide is no different than brand new PTFE feet. I think this is due to the edge of the ceramics being more sharp in comparison to PTFE plastics, causing the added effort in starting and abruptness in stopping, but once in motion the polished surface just glides as you'd expect. So in recap: These add a gram or two of weight, are easy to install, glide just as well as PTFE but changes the mouse feels a little. Will these make you a mouse god like the pro gamers? Probably not. Personally, I've been using them for about a day and I quickly forgot about them. They are nice, I don't see any major draw backs or reasons to warn you about. I guess if you use a harder material for a mousepad, these would make a lot of noise...Yup they do, I just taped these on my tempered glass side panel and it sucks. Cool... found a negative. Anyways, these are good. Thanks for reading. Hope this helps.Later!

These mouse feet glide so effortlessly it feels like the mouse is floating — perfect for precision and long sessions. The lightweight feel really enhances comfort, and the smooth motion improves click control since there’s zero drag. Functionality and durability are on point too; they hold up great even after heavy use. Honestly, it’s a solid value upgrade if you want smoother movement without changing your mouse.

These are Amazing, very long lasting, and don't degrade over time. Can't use a mouse without it now.

These skates are the exact same ones that the mouse comes with stock. They are good skates, and are smooth, but not as hard or smooth as tiger ice dots. Overall good skates, and will make your mouse glide like new!

This will change the way you game. My mouse glides across my mouse pad. I love it.

Lasts about a year for me on a hard plastic steelseries mouse pad.

I love these compared to the original feet on the glorious model o-. The are a little slower and easier to control and feel amazing with the light weight mouse. They have no drag yet let you control every little and big movement. Pair this with a steel series QCK mouse pad and your going to have a lot smother aim. Overall 10/10 mousepad.

Easy install