XTRAC PADS Eels Mouse feet adhesive

Pros: Makes a great filler. I needed a cheap item to bump my order to $250 to use my Newegg preferred card.

Cons: Whoever let this product past QA testing should be fired. These guys probably haven't even tested their own product.

It is IMPOSSIBLE to get the tape off the backing. I was going at it for 15 good minutes, trying to cut it into the right shape. But in the end, I couldn't get the backing off any part of the strip.

Other Thoughts: If it's on sale for $2.50 and you need a filler item, buy it and throw it in the trash when it arrives.

I ignored what the other reviewers said about this product and ended up with nothing but a strip of frustration. Do not make the same mistake I did. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT!

Pros: I don't know. I've been fumbling with this flimsy thin "tape" for awhile now trying to get it separated. By the time I do (if) then the tape will probably be warped/damaged from all the picking at it.

Cons: Well it's pretty much useless if you can't get it peeled off to ever put it on my mouse.

Pros: Teflon. Good concept (poorly produced)

Cons: The tape is nearly impossible to get off the backing. There is only enough tape in one package to cover three of the four four feet on my G700 gaming mouse. This was particularly disappointing because I'm a big fan of Xtrac's mouse pads and thought they would have a better product.

Pros: None

Cons: Product is worthless, if i bought this in a store I would be running back to the store to return it. The product doesn't stick well and its more than frustrating to remove the tape from the backside.

Pros: well all I can say is it does work great with worn out mouse feet.

Cons: well I will never again get this product again it was Peeling was frustrating the dots work alot better then this stuff. once you cut this to the size you need its a pain to peel them off trust me don't waste your money on the Eels get the dots they are a lot easier to use.

Other Thoughts: they wear out fast so you might want to get hyper glides they make them for most mouses and you get 2 sets for your mouse and the last a lot longer then these Eels the only reason I didn't get hyper glides this time was they was out of them for my mouse new egg doesn't sell the here you have to go to Frozen CPU to get them that is the only place I know that carries them

Pros: You can make them any size you want?

Cons: Cutting them to the right size kind of sucked.
The edges of the tape attract all the dirt/grime/grit of whatever surface you're using and stick there.
They're not all that useful.

Other Thoughts: using a Logitech MX518. Purchased these feet after i couldnt find the normal ones i have been using for the past 10 years.

I'm pretty disappointed in these, because they do not really do their job. Will not be buying these again.

Pros: Does what it says.

Cons: Feet tend to get dirty easy. very hard to peel and stick. had to use 2 fine blades and a mag. lens to peel them apart. Be patient with these.

Pros: Smooth, make your mouse glide nicely.

Cons: There expensive very expensive, and I can't figure out why. I bought them just to give them a try. They do what they say they will, but for what you get the price feels wrong. As you can see in the pictures its just a small piece of well, tape basically. Teflon tape, enough for 1 mouse.

Other Thoughts: Don't let what I say stop you from buying them, yes there expensive but they do a darn good job. (But it would be nice to get at LEAST 2 strips)

Pros: Fairly smooth contact with my IceMat mouse pad.

Cons: Peeling was frustrating. Too expensive for what it is. I noticed some of the other reviewers bought this for less than half of what I did.

Pros: low friction teflon mouse feet. it adheres to the mouse great and great for people who have computer mice that have two bars as mouse feet as opposed to the typical oval.

Cons: i dont think they mentioned they were teflon. maybe they should because teflon is the slickest material out!

Other Thoughts: make sure you cut alittle bit bigger because you might end up messing up alittle getting the darn backing off. my only advice is to use your scissors can a corner halfway and pull. it should rip the corner abit but expose the teflon alittle makign it able to pull apart