Now I'm using a glass mouse pad with ptfe skates (tiger ice) but I had great results using these skates on my wood desktop surface. I would but again.

I play Fortnite competitively.

Buenos, bonitos y baratos. No son lo mejor pero si tú mouse no desliza cómpralos, es como patinar en hielo.

First off if you want a different and faster feel for your stock mouse I would recommend you try these on for size.

!! Important Note: These are easy to install but definitely not plug and play !!

I bought another G pro superlight because I wanted a different color and my friend wanted one at a discount; win-win. I decided to try and make the most of this change and bought some different skates to see what the hype was about and boy does it change the feel. its much more slick and moves like butter on my mouse pad. It definitely takes time to get used to and practice will be necessary. Do not expect it to instantly level up your skill!

Expect this to be like any other computer peripheral and give yourself some time to get used to it. Keep in mind I've only used this on my gpro superlight and on a single mouse pad (the skates will have different feels depending on the material used.

Besides that the product came and performed exactly as promised.

I have two superlight mouse so I bought this one and the Superglide2 version.

These Superglide (not 2) soles are so smooth in gliding that when I leave my mouse on my desk alone, my cursor starts moving. Which means my desk/house isn't leveled properly and there's a tilt. If you're going to use these soles, I really suggest you get very grippy mouse pads that'll help you stop well cause you really don't need anymore mobility if you have these. They honestly feel really great that it feels like you're not even holding a mouse, just moving your hand.

The Superglide2 has a little more grip on the soles to it, but they definitely didn't let go of the mobility and smoothness. This one didn't make the mouse move on it's own, but just as the name says, these things GLIDE. If you have a super grippy mousepad, the original is your go to, if you have anything that's not a super grippy mousepad, the Superglide2 will probably work better.

Honestly though, it just comes down to preference and what type of mousepad you have. Just remember, Superglide is like you have 1 cup of oil under your mouse... Superglide2 is like you have a 1/4cup of oil under your mouse. :'))

First off let me start off by saying don't listen to a lot of the reviews on here. Mouse glide is completely preferential.

Most of the reviews on here will talk about how the skates are too fast and give them a 1 star rating, but that's exactly what the skates are supposed to do, they are designed to be super smooth on your mouse pad.

But at roughly $30 for a pair, they are worth a shot. When I first installed them on my G Pro X Superlight (which was super easy to do, you literally just drop them into place and push them into the mouse for a few seconds) I instantly noticed how much smoother the glide was on the mouse. I played a few games on Apex Legends, Valorant, and CS:GO and noticed a pretty significant improvement on my aim (the main issue I was experiencing before the skates, was that my mouse would hang on the mouse pad and would cause my aim to be jittery.)

There is a pretty slight caveat for the skates though, but its mainly for FPS games, if you tend to panic under pressure and click your mouse too hard, you will move your reticle when you click, or if your aim isn't steady and you tend to shake a little when you shoot, you will notice it a lot. The reason is because these skates remove a lot of the friction between the mouse and the mouse pad. Without that friction, any movement from your hand will be picked up by the sensor.

I really like them, and I even bought a second pair just in case these slow down after a few months of use. Since some mouse skate companies tend to fall off after a while if their sales dont do too great.