SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: NONE

Choice: yes

High-concerned chemical: none

Material: others

Origin: Mainland China

Type: Mouse Skates

These universal mouse skates replace worn stock feet with fresh PTFE dots, so your mouse glides smoothly again. They're round dots rather than a shaped set, so check your mouse has flat space on the base for small round feet.

Why they're worth the swap

• PTFE material: PTFE is the standard material for mouse feet, chosen for its low friction on pads and mats.
• Curved edge: the arc edge helps the dots ride over seams and the edge of the mat instead of catching.
• 0.7 mm thick: close to typical stock feet, so lift-off distance shouldn't change much.
• Universal fit: dots work on mice where no model-specific skates exist, or where the stock feet are an odd shape.
• Several versions: the white ICE dots plus the Rouge range, so you can pick by color or feel.

Specs

Good to know

• Peel off the old feet first and clean any leftover adhesive with isopropyl alcohol. Fresh dots stick best to a clean, dry base.
• Place dots so they don't cover the sensor window or overlap screw holes you might need later.
• Expect a short break-in period while the edges wear in on your mat.
• The thickness above is listed for the white ICE version. Rouge versions may differ.

FAQ

Do universal mouse skates fit any mouse?

They fit most mice with flat space on the base. Mice with very thin rails or deep recesses for the feet are a harder fit, so look at your mouse's base before you order.

How many dots do I need?

Most mice run well on four to six dots spread near the corners. More dots spread the load but add a little friction.

Do new skates make a mouse faster?

They bring back the glide you had when the mouse was new, and PTFE dots often feel smoother than worn stock feet. Your sensitivity settings don't change.

How do I remove old mouse feet?

Lift an edge with a plastic pry tool or a fingernail and peel slowly. A little heat from a hair dryer softens stubborn adhesive.