Pulsar Gaming Gears Superglide2 - New Controllable Speed Textured Surface Smoothest Mouse Feet/Skates Made with Ultra Strong Glass Smooth and Durable Sole for Logitech G Pro X Superlight2 [White]

Best in the market. Able to reach immortal in Valorant. Nice nice nice

- They're faster than PTFE skates like Tiger Ice, yet feel easy enough to control, and have a very smooth glide. - The previous Superglides were good, I was happy with them, but they had a long break in period until they weren't insanely fast to the point of sliding on their own. This new model doesn't have that same issue, is great out of the box, and faster/smoother than a broken-in gen 1 version is, those ended up slowing significantly (and yes I kept them clean/skin free). - I waited 2 months to see how this would break in to leave this review, and so far, so good. A word of caution, though, don't get glass skates gunked up with skin. I don't, which is why I love to use them. If you do, perhaps glass isn't for you. - I saw someone comment that it has a "coating"... it's frosted glass, it doesn't appear to be a coating. The only thing I can currently complain about is the price, $33 is a bit much for skates... but it is the best IMO, so I'm sticking with Pulsar until someone beats them.

I've had previous-gen aluminosilicate glass skates from Superglide that came completely polished to a glossy finish and were almost TOO smooth. You might think "how's that a bad thing?" but when so much as breathing on the mouse can cause it to move, that also makes it harder than you'd imagine to precisely click on things because the mouse almost floats like an air hockey puck. But I suppose some people apparently like that sort of thing. I actually had to lightly buff those older glossy skates with 4,000+ grit automotive grade sandpaper (for polishing clearcoat paint) just to give them a modicum of friction and static pressure. But these newer gen skates are great right out of the box, they're not polished to a mirror finish like the older glossy ones, and actually have more of a papery texture to them (they call it Controllable Speed Surfacing) which allows the best of both worlds: responsive kinetic pressure and also stable static pressure ... movement is super slick in all directions, but also precise once in position. Such a huge improvement over Logitech's stock PTFE feet which almost make mousing feel like a chore even despite the 60g weight of the Pro X. These make it handle like a dream without the problem of your mouse sliding off the desk like Clark Griswold going downhill on a silicone-greased metal sled.

ガラス製で表面がスベスベしていて、抵抗がなく滑りやすいです！※ガラスマウスパッドには使用できません。

Great glides, makes it smoother and a great update, especially if new glides are needed to reassemble the mouse

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