SmoothGlide Universal Dot PTFE Rounded Replacement Mouse Skates Feet for All Mice, Ultra-Smooth and Durable, 3M Adhesive, Gaming Mouse 40 Pieces Round Dots White DIY

These skates aren't that expensive and the universal fit of the dot skates makes them great, they move faster than stock ptfe skates and are good quality. If you use them with out a mouse pad they won't last long but other than that they are great.

Better than the OEM, but not as good as the ceramic or glass ones.

EDIT: Changed to three stars. The "blue surface" of the mouse feet are actually little peel-off protection stickers. The surface underneath is much slicker. Still, $5 is a lot for these, so I'm taking a point off. Original review: First off, $5 seems like a ridiculous price for two small sheets of what are supposedly PFTE dots that are smaller than hole punch chad. But, hey, supply and demand, I guess.. Second, I bought these to replace the feet or pads that wore off of a Logitech Marathon mouse. (There's no exact fit replacement feet that I could find on Amazon.). After applying them, they actually made my mouse grippier than it was with no mouse feet. They increased friction over bare plastic! I applied these to an unusually grippy Infinmind mouse that I recently bought. No change.

Great glide on cloth or glass pads. Probably the quickest PTFE dots I've found for under $10-12 range.

They work really nice as replacements. Just be sure to clean the bottom of your mouse before attaching.

These are 6.4 x .8mm. Too small and tall for neoprene soft mouse mats. You can put 20 of them on the mouse, but you're better off just getting bigger ones. These are too expensive for what they are. Also, some of them were missing the protective covering and it wasn't in the sleeve. The vendor should spend less on putting a guitar pick in the sleeve and more on the product. You can get these direct from a certain express company for 1/5 the price.

Works well

I figured since they went out of the way to say these fit the GPX Superlight specifically, they would actually fit. They are too thin to reach the plastic edge, so I doubled them up but even then they're just too scratchy to even use.

The packaging is really cool! It's designed like a box of guitar strings and it even has a guitar pick inside so there's definitely a motif going on here :> The skates are okay, what you'd expect from PTFE skates though im not sure if they are pure or hybrid PTFE