Quick answer
To get the best glide from Lethal Skates V2 glass skates on your Logitech G Pro X Superlight, clean the mouse base thoroughly, align the skates precisely, and avoid high-humidity environments.
Why glass skates need extra care
Glass skates like the Lethal Skates V2 offer a fast, consistent glide, but they behave differently than PTFE. They are harder and can wear cloth or hybrid mouse pads faster, especially if you apply heavy downward force. They also do not handle humidity or moisture well—high humidity can make them feel sluggish.
How to install Lethal Skates V2 glass skates on GPX Superlight
- Remove old skates: Use a plastic spudger or heat gun on low to gently lift the existing PTFE skates from the mouse base. Avoid metal tools that could scratch the plastic. Don't rush—peeling too fast can leave adhesive residue.
- Clean the skate recesses: Wipe the recesses with isopropyl alcohol and a lint-free cloth to remove all adhesive and dust. Let dry completely for 2 minutes. Any leftover adhesive will prevent the glass skate from sitting flat, causing wobble.
- Align and press the glass skates: Peel the backing from the Lethal Skates V2 and align them with the recess edges. Press firmly for 10 seconds, then apply even pressure across the entire skate. Glass skates are brittle—press evenly; don't tap or drop them.
- Break in the skates: Move the mouse on your pad for 5–10 minutes in figure-eight patterns to let the glass settle into the pad surface. Glide will improve after this short break-in. If the glide feels sticky, check your pad for dust or moisture.
Product facts
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Lethal Skates V2 - Logitech G Pro X Superlight - Made of Glass: WARNING: GLASS DOES NOT HANDLE HUMIDITY OR MOISTURE WELL. IF YOUR GAMING AREA HAS HIGH HUMIDITY OR MOISTURE, THEY WILL FEEL VERY SLUGGISH. If you live in a humid climate or sweat during long sessions, glass skates may not be the best choice—consider PTFE instead.
Lethal Skates V2 - Logitech G Pro X Superlight - Made of Glass
