Muisvoeten HP HyperX Glass Skates, PTFE op gehard glas, 7,7×21,2×0,8 mm, wit (paar)

Replacement mouse feet HP HyperX Glass Skates combine a PTFE layer on tempered glass to provide a low-friction contact surface for compatible HyperX mice. Each skate measures 7.7 mm wide, 21.2 mm deep and 0.8 mm high and weighs 0.27 g. The design aims to improve glide and maintain consistent tracking while reducing wear on both the mouse and the contact surface. The product is supplied as a pair in white and is intended as a direct replacement for worn or damaged feet.

Advantages

Tempered glass with a PTFE surface offers a smooth, polished glide that reduces micro-friction and supports precise cursor movement. The slim 0.8 mm profile helps preserve original mouse ergonomics while the low weight minimizes any change in balance. Using glass skates can also reduce abrasion on the original mouse base compared with some harder materials, and the white finish provides a neutral appearance that matches many mouse designs.

Suitable for

• Replacing worn or damaged skates on compatible HyperX mice
• Improving glide for gaming and precision tasks
• Reducing surface wear during extended use
• Users who prefer a smooth, polished mouse movement

Key specifications

• Material: PTFE layer on tempered glass
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 7.7 × 21.2 × 0.8 mm
• Weight per skate: 0.27 g
• Color: white
• Pack quantity: pair (2 pieces)

How to use

Remove the original mouse feet according to the mouse manufacturer’s guidance, clean the mounting surface to remove dust and residue, and align the replacement skate so it matches the original footprint. Press the skate firmly into place to ensure full contact; allow any adhesive to set before resuming normal use. If necessary, refer to the mouse model’s disassembly instructions to access and replace the feet safely.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair these glass skates with a clean cloth or low-friction mouse pad and keep both the skates and pad free from dust and debris. Inspect contact surfaces periodically and replace skates when wear affects glide or tracking consistency.