Think it depends on your requirements and mousepad you are using.

they are ok

No complaints here.

pretty decent, but on a worn out qck+ hyperglides (or anything else really) are on another level

I'm using a 2 y/o QcK+ MYM.

You should go for Hyperglides tbh.

By the way, is it me or the Hyperglides feet have changed recently ? Before they were smooth, like they were already used for several months, and now in my new set, they are like grainy.

But, hyperglides are twice as expensive as pureglides :(

In what they are more expensive ? Afaik pureglides feet come with only 1 set, with Hyperglides, you have 2 sets. And price are like 4€ for pureglides and 6€ for hyperglides.

I know.. but, still hyperglides are more expensive here even @ 1 set.

I think they're pretty shit, I always use hyperglides though.

They're not the best but certainly not the worst either.

you'll be so amazing with new skates

do it man

They are hard plastic, not teflon. So yes, they are.

thx everyone. should i double the skates or just replace it? which feels better?

Depend on what you're going to buy. Pureglides or Hyperglides, you have to remove the stock feet.

i dunno. Between those 2 ofc. Which is which?

this is funny: I remember doubling the feet rather replacing them on my first WMO out of experimenting purposes: besides the incredibly low new LOD (which I was so happy with) I couldn't experience any problems.
I decided to replace them instead on the second WMO, but only had a higher LOD

Am I wrong? Is there really any problem in doubling the feet on this very mouse? Or is it just a potential flaw, as in, jumpy sensor? I'd be very curious to know.

Yes? Like SUPER shit??

uber shit

yes

age old argument! get the puretrak glides. not sure what you're talking about price wise btw here is what I paid when I bought from both:

1 set puretrak HD glides: $7.49 USD
2 set hyperglides: $9.45 USD

now before you think I GET TWO INSTEAD OF 1 you have to to realize this:

puretrak HD's: 1.2mm thick
hyperglides: 0.5mm thick

HD glides will last you 3x longer and they do last much longer from my personal experience.

here is the best deal: buy the 3 set from puretrak but before you do... take their online survey (http://puretrak.com/survey) which gets you 15% off your whole order................................. never have to worry about skates for the next 5 years lol

If both of them are made of same material, what's the main difference?

Yeah, you have a lower LOD with one and higher with the other, and there's the durability, anything else?

I'm looking for some like speed, control, weight.

whats the difference of having low LOD and high LOD?

5mm?

i mean the feeling differences.

it's 0.8mm not 0.5.

Yesterday installed corepad skatez and difference is really noticable (wmo glides were as new btw).

Depends on surface.

>>For cloth mats<<, the standard plastic glides works suprisingly well, really.

Hyperglide is ofc better, but the default plastic stuff is not that bad either.

I just put some PureTrak HD glides on my WMO. Very nice. Already think they are better after one day of use. I also put the same HD glides on my SteelSeries Kana. Now that was a huge improvement. Still like the WMO better tho :)

just got my PureTrak HD glides in the mail... holy crap are these things thick!!! so awesome. they feel awesome too.

r WMOs glides smaller than 1.1s'/3.0s'?

same size

wait, i mean the holes for the glides.r they narrower?

My corepad skatez fit perfectly.

I dunno cuz i bought glides that were listed as 1.1/3.0's in the product description but they didnt fit into my WMO. its weird cuz although its a nonamer brand, its very popular and highly praised among 1.1/3.0 users in my country, cuz its very cheap and smooth.

That's really weird, did you remove stock feet? :S

yep ofc.

just stick those bitches on top

my WMO would skip if i try that :/

hyperglides dont do that

no same size

had some of the best lg aim in q3 with the regular feet and an allsop pad
was it as smooth as a razer/logi with teflon feet? no, but it wasn't far behind.
i used them on a hard surface as well, but i don't remember how it felt cause it was so long ago and i only did it for a few months.