Corepad [Gaming Mouse Feet] Skatez for Razer Abyssus/Mirror CS27790

I couldn't find any replacement feet on here on amazon for my R.A.T. 7 so I ordered a "sheet". Works great after you cut them out. Like the review says above, make your cuts wisely so you have some left for next go round. Only thing I didn't like was it said "sheet", which made me think sheet o paper size. Boy my imagination ran away from me on that one LOL. I was thinking jeez, I'll never have to buy feet for my mouse or any other for that matter. Got enough left for 2 more sets maybe,as long as my next are on target. Description should be more accurate and have dimensions on there.

As a previous reviewer mentioned the sheet is about the size of a baseball card, it measured roughly 10x7 cm (3.9x2.8 in). The material is fairly easy to work with and depending on the mouse there should be enough material for 2-5 replacements total.However the issue is that many mouse manufacturers (Logitech MX, 518 and MK550 in this case) have been indenting the area where the Teflon sits. This helps to keep the Teflon from coming loose, and then a slightly thicker Teflon is used to make up for the increased depth. This meant that when the mouse feet were removed as instructed and replaced, the new Teflon from this sheet was flush with the mounts, and because of this was not any better than the worn out Teflon.This issue was fixed by reattaching the original feet and installing much larger feet over the originals. Its not ideal because they may come loose more easily, and due to the larger cuts there will be fewer replacements from a sheet. However it does work for now and I'll update if there any issues with the feet staying.

My G9x was showing its age, and I decided to take it apart for a good cleaning. That requires taking off the feet on the bottom, attached with adhesive. Simple enough, right? Well, it should have been if I didn't mess it up. One of the feet came off easily enough, but the other tore and split between the actual sticky portion still stuck to the bottom of the mouse and the part that's supposed to slide on your desk/mousepad/cat. Oh well, the feet were getting worn anyway.Cue this item. The material is from 3M, and fit is perfect. It'll slot right into the recess for the original feet perfectly, with no gaps to speak of. Once installed properly, they are nice and flat and doesn't cause any balance issues. Just make sure that the feet aren't hanging up on the sides and are fully in the recess, as I mentioned before, fitment is very tight.Comes in 2 sets, including a piece for the larger, "comfort" grip. Only thing I would have changed is the color. Not sure why white was chosen, considering that it's going to be on the bottom of a mouse and constantly rubbing against your mousepad and whatever happens to be on your mousepad. Seems like it would get dirty and ugly fairly fast, but that remains to be seen. And besides, it's on the bottom of your mouse anyway.Overall, thrilled that there is still support for G9x users (even if Logitech decided to ditch the series), and even more thrilled by the fact that I found it on Amazon!

Product came in a small ziplock bag with a card giving basic info. I removed the remnants of the old feet from my RAT 7, cleaned the spots with acetone and dried well, then put the replacements on. The replacements are a white 3M material with a sticky side that are pre-cut to the correct sizes. They don't appear to be as thick as the originals, but that is just 'eyeballing' it. I have to say that I do not use a mouse pad, but even on the finished wood of my computer desk, these feet glide smoothly.

I recently went through a round of mouse-feet purchases for every mouse in the house. I've used the CorePad Mouse Skatez for an Orochi, a Copperhead, a Lachesis, and a Tact-X. So far, they've done a great job of making an old mouse glide like new again - a simple, inexpensive fix to keep your hardware going. This particular set says it will work on a Diamondback and a Copperhead--I can verify that my very, very old Copperhead fit these feet just fine and I love the "new" feel to the way the Copperhead glides.I also went ahead and bought a set for my Ouroboros and my wife's new Logitech MX because it'll be nice to have what appears to be a really good set of feet when the time comes that I need them. Hopefully this isn't a purchase you'll have to make often.I like the fact that these are fairly easy to get your hands on - sometimes I don't have much luck getting them straight from the manufacturer--and they can be pricey when you buy from the source.

The Logitech G9x is the best gaming mouse I have ever used/own. Due to my mouse feet wearing down, I was in search for the perfect gaming mouse to replace the G9x. I tried the Roccat Kone+, Deathadder, Rat 7, etc. I could never find the "feel" that the G9x gave me. To my surprise it never occurred to me that I could just replace the mouse feet. I stumbled on these gaming mouse feet and decided to give them a try. (Approx $11 for 2 sets is a steal) I got the Corepad Mouse feet on and holy molly!!!!!!!! Its like my G9x is brand new again! I seriously think these mouse feet work better than the stock ones ever did. If you have a hard gaming mouse mat, you will notice the glide is significantly better than the stock feet. Seriously, GREAT mouse feet for the price. I suggest anyone looking to improve the G9x, to try these feet out. Just be sure to get EVERY piece of glue from the mouse that the original feet leave behind.

I got a single pad in this order roughly the size of my thumbnail. This is beyond useless. How do you even manufacture a product like this? What is the intention? Is there some finger sized mouse that I ordered pads for??? This took about a week to ship and now I'm ordering something else. Good grief.