Glass Mouse Feet Skates for G Pro X Superlight Red

I ordered these for my Finalmouse Ultralight Phantom. They fit perfectly and glide great on any surface. If you're looking for glides that will make your mouse faster than ever, these are great!

much worse than PTFE. it feels so muddy when i press down. are these even glass? is it coated in rubbery plastic or something?

These glass skates work well on hard plastic pads but not so great on cloth pads.Although I like the speed of hard plastic pads, I stopped using them because I would get pieces of dirt become embedded into the PTFE skates and it would get annoyingly scratchy.That drove me crazy so gave up on hard plastic pads.These glass skates completely resolve that issue.It doesn't get scratchy at all and it is super smooth and fast on hard plastic pads.If you are a hard plastic pad user and love speed with basically no static friction, these are great.For cloth pads, on the other hand, I much prefer good PTFE skates over these.Unlike Pulsar Superglides, these feel muddy on cloth pads.It's so bad on cloth pads that it's unusable for me.I would definitely recommend it on hard plastic pads but do not recommend these on cloth pads.

The media could not be loaded. Mouse feet didn’t glide well at all very disappointed.

These mouse skates are more controlled than something like Superglides out of the box, but I find they somehow have more initial friction than bt.l dots which is what I mainly use. The glide of them is quite nice once you get past the initial friction, but the point of glass skates being low initial friction for easy micro adjustments, these just don't deliver on that.I see no advantage of using them over my regular bt.l dots since glass is affected by humidity and any debris/oil on the mousepad that it comes in contact with making them rather inconsistent in some environments while PTFE is naturally oleophobic. Once the coating wears off of glass skates they become significantly slower/muddy to use and at the price of them it's hard to justify replacing them every few months after the coating is gone when the out of the box experience isn't as good as regular ptfe skates.As far as glass skates go I like these a lot more than superglides, and a bit less than LGG glass skates so for what they are they're pretty decent. I just don't really recommend glass skates as a whole.