X-Raypad Obsidian Air/Pro Air Speed Mouse Skates, U-PE Universal Dot Mouse Skates Offers Excelent Wear Resistance, Speed & Control Abrasion Resistance Less Noise

The glide is decent, however is not slippery like others. Wear and tear will have to wait to really share how quick I go through it when just playing during the night.

Right off the bat I want to specify I bought the Jade Air dots in the green color. They are specifically made for cloth mouse pads according to the X-Ray YouTube channel, so if you have a glass pad you might want to look into the Obsidians. The first thing I noticed when I swapped out the skates on my X2 Crazylight, Superlight 2c, and my Mchose M7 is the difference in weight. You can feel that extra one or two grams. These skates also provide a lot more glide and control. I had no idea how bad my stock Superlight 2c skates were until I added these. Huge difference. I 100 percent recommend this product.

i feel like these may be my favorite skate dots so far from x-ray pads. ive own almost every single set of dot skates they offer so far. these by far feel the best on my mouse. they offer a nice quiet responsive feel that the others dont quite get to. keep in mind, theres such miniscule differences between all the dots in my opinion. i cant vouch for how they hold on glass pads. but on my cloth pads theyre holding up really well they look practically brand new after months of playing with them for hours everyday. if your in the market for some new mouse skates, or maybe you're curious about what different skates would feel like, i would definitely recommend these as a good first start. with how many dots you get, you could easily cover a few different mice, or play around with how many dots are on the mouse to find what feels the best for you.

I previously had the X-Raypad Jade Speed skates (the white ones) and they were great, albeit a little noisy on my Wallhack SP-004 glass mousepad. The Jade Air Pros are faster, quieter, and smoother. I can't speak for their durability yet, but I've heard I should expect around two months out of a set, but the package includes a ton of skates, so I won't run out any time soon. If you're a speed player, you're gonna love these. I certainly do!

I got these for use on my Pulsar X2V2 mini paired with a Pwnage Ultraglide glass pad. Currently I'm using the 0.8 mm BTL skates on all my mice as I've found them to be incredibly smooth. I use a purely fingertip grip style. I purchased the Obsidian Airs because I've heard that they're better for glass mouse pads. I thought about the Airs but I wanted the versatility of the Air and I've heard that the Pros are actually slower. Pros - Adhesive seems reusable, which is nice to see. Most skates I've used over the years are basically one time use. - As advertised, they are indeed noticeably quieter than normal PTFE skates. - You get multiple alcohol wipes inside the package with the skates - They seem to perform similarly on glass and cloth pads - They definitely offer way more control than the BTL skates. Being pure PTFE, the BTLs feel like your mouse is on an air hockey table. There's basically no resistance. Cons - There's a bit of initial scratchiness to them when you first start using them. It can be a little off-putting if you're coming from something smoother. Overall, so far so good. My aim feels better with these since I don't have to constant keep my mouse from being jittery while I still have the speed of the glass pad.

Nice and slippy

Quiet on Skypad 3.0 with Superlight 2. Very smooth.

these can make mice feel new again. good value. more for more accuracy, less for more glide. small dots. come on a sheet.