Hystar® Aero Glides | 40 Dot Mouse Skates for Glass Mousepad | High-Density PTFE | Rounded and Polished for Quiet Use

These are high durability skates up there with hardened PTFE and they glide very well and have very minor stiction("tug") on counter-direction swipes. These are most versatile skates in terms of surface compatibility; they work just as well on cloth pads as they do on glass and other hard pad materials. IF you want a long lasting durable skate with good static and dynamic frictions with only a very tiny stiction on counter direction changes this is the skate especailly if youre on glass.

I own a textured glass mousepad, these mousefeet make no noise unlike other glass mousefeet. They are also polished to a level where there is a decent amount of traction, but not too much, so the accuracy level of the mouse is better than using other, highly polished feet. The fit will vary based on your mouse, I own a g502, so for the central mouse area they need to be cut in half to fit inside the default mousefeet mounting areas. They are a good buy, do not hesitate to purchase these.

Requires a very short break in when new. Then they get even faster, smoother, and quieter on my glass pad. Price to performance I would recommend these over other brands. Solid well performing option for glass users.

UPDATE: I got a couple questions about how these skates wear when used on a textured glass pad. specifically, do they wear as fast as other PTFE skates. so i have added a couple photos to show how much these have work after two weeks of use. hopefully they're clear enough to be helpful. original review below. I came in skeptical that these would just feel/behave exactly like any of the PTFE skates i've tried before and it would be a waste of my money. These are actually what they say they are. They're very tiny dots btw, which is a good thing. Don't go overboard in placing them. you want to use as few as possible to stabilize your mouse. They instantly silenced my mouse movements. They were so loud before. I don't know if it was the skates or some material impregnated into the surface that caused them to be so loud, but these make virtually no noise at all and they feel almost as slick as ceramic on a hein. I am so glad to wrong about these. Great skates for glass pads.

These skates feel and glide like butter on glass and even cloth. Not only are they a great price for 40 skates but they are quality skates aswell. I have heard these are a great alternative to obsidian skates and I haven’t tried them yet but I think its true. They are very fast which is nice but can take a few days to get used to.

Functionality as skates, they're fine. They stuck fine, had a decent glide. However they are quite noisey. I thought maybe it was just how skates and glass pads where. But then I tried the Ice v2 cause I didn't like this noise and its a night and day difference. Maybe I got a bad batch but yeah, it was a very noisey experience. Edit: After this review, they contacted me and offered a full refund. So I gotta say, their customer support is top notch. I'll probably edit this review one more time in the future, once my new pad "Phantom" ships to see how these perform on a higher end pad. So I'll be keeping these skates on one of my mouses until then.

I’ve tried several different kinds of skates from obsidians to the ICE V2 on my skypad glass mouse pad and I got to say, with the slightly taller skates, they did not mess with mouse sensor and plus the added height made it where the power switch for the mouse wouldn’t scrape against mouse mad. They felt buttery smooth and really improved my tracking in Kovaks / aim labs. I haven’t had time to test them in CS2 or valorant.

these are great, compared to other more expensive brands "wallhack" these definitely hold their own. They have a great glide, even on a cloth mouse mat, and already feels like my accuracy has improved compared to the stock skates. also a fan of how small they are, so you can fine tune how many you placed to get the perfect glide. overall, for how little these cost, its totally worth it