Superglide Type-S for G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2: Fit and Swap Guide
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Swap the stock feet on your Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 for Superglide Type-S glass skates. Follow this step-by-step fit and installation guide to get a clean, fast glide.
Quick answer
Use Superglide Type-S glass skates made for the Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2. Remove the stock feet completely, clean the base, and press the new skates on evenly; the glass surface gives a fast, low-wear glide that rewards a careful install.
Why swap to glass on the SUPERLIGHT 2
The SUPERLIGHT 2 is a lightweight mouse, so the feet have a big influence on how it feels in the hand. Stock PTFE feet are smooth but wear down over time, and the glide changes as they flatten. Glass skates keep a more consistent surface and are far more durable, which suits players who want repeatable micro-aim without re-ordering feet every few months.
The trade-off is feel: glass glides faster and with less friction than PTFE. If you rely on heavy control from your mousepad, give yourself a session or two to adjust. Also note that glass skates are not designed to be removed and re-used many times, so plan the placement before you commit.
What to check before you start
Confirm you have the Type-S version for the G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2, not a skate for another model. The Superglide Type-S is cut for this mouse's foot layout, and a different shape will not sit correctly. Work on a clean, well-lit desk and keep the original feet in case you ever want to return to stock.
You do not need special tools beyond a plastic pry tool or fingernail, isopropyl alcohol, a lint-free cloth, and a few minutes of patience. Avoid metal tools that can scratch the base.
Step-by-step: fit and swap Superglide Type-S on the SUPERLIGHT 2
- Remove the stock feet: Slide a plastic pry tool or your fingernail under one edge of each original foot and lift slowly. Work around the edges rather than prying from the center. Common mistake: rushing with a metal tool and scratching the base or bending the foot. Checkpoint: all old adhesive residue should be gone before moving on.
- Clean the base: Dampen a lint-free cloth with isopropyl alcohol and wipe the foot recesses until no adhesive remains. Let it dry fully. Common mistake: skipping this step, which leaves a film that stops the new adhesive from bonding. A clean, dry base is the single biggest factor in a skate that stays put.
- Dry-fit the new skates: Before peeling any backing, place each Superglide Type-S skate into its recess to confirm orientation and fit. The shape should sit flush with no overhang. Common mistake: peeling the adhesive first and then discovering the skate is rotated.
- Apply and press: Peel the backing from one skate, set it into the recess, and press firmly for several seconds with a clean finger or cloth. Repeat for each foot. Common mistake: pressing only the center, which leaves edges lifted. Checkpoint: run a fingernail around each edge to confirm it is fully seated.
- Let it settle, then test: Wait a few minutes for the adhesive to set, then place the mouse on your pad and make slow circles and short flicks. Common mistake: judging the glide in the first minute. Checkpoint: if the mouse rocks or catches, stop and reseat the affected skate before use. Test on the pad you actually play on, since glass feel changes with surface texture.
Product facts
- Superglide (Type-S) for Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2: Made with super-strong aluminosilicate glass for a super-fast, super-smooth glide. The glass surface reduces friction for quicker micro-aim and tracking, so expect a faster feel than the stock PTFE feet.
Superglide (Type-S) for Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2 - Superglide (Type-S) for Logitech G PRO X SUPERLIGHT 2: Glass construction resists the fast wear of conventional PTFE feet, so it can be used almost permanently. You avoid the periodic re-purchase and re-install cycle that comes with worn PTFE, provided you install it correctly once.
