No problem! I only made this one and a few others to help some people in the pulsar discord make a decision. I’m glad it’s helping other people out. Was well worth the little bit of time I had to put into it!
It seems like xsoft is perfectly fine on these pads. The weave seems a lot tighter than zero. It seems the xsoft provides a lot more stopping power on these as well than the soft. Is that right?
Yes, the big thing about the xsoft for me that I liked the most was the extra bit of stopping power and control you get with being able to push into the pad a little more. I am using a hien soft that I just got in to try out. Been using it for 2 days now and have been kind of liking the little extra bit of speed for building and editing in fortnite, but my accuracy seems to be not quite as good.
Don't use glass super glides with the hien, it causes too much friction during long gaming sessions and slowly gets rid of the light speed coat ontop of the mousepad, the stock PTFE feet or tiger ice, corepads, etc are perfectly fine tho
is it only with the hien this is a thing or also the artisan raiden cuz i have glass skates for my deathadder v3pro and have a hien rn and actually just bought a raiden mid instead
I personally don’t like ptfe, so I would recommend the superglides. They are extremely fast at first but so slow down after about 2-3 weeks and are very consistent and smooth after that 2-3 week period. I think they are the best skates for making micro adjustments. I have a superglide glide test series on my channel that I did that you should check out to give you a better idea of what you should expect with superglides. It’s a 7 part series if you’re interested.
@@notblazedfordays9536 actually i do. i just finished the 7 part series on the superglides but also saw that you have a lgg venus which is the mouse pad i use. i just want to know if there is anything about the lgg venus that i should consider with superglides
@@CrocEnjoyer I think superglides are best with a hien/hien type pad or a cordura pad. But I did use superglides with my Venus for a couple months before I decided I wanted a bit more speed and got a hien. Some people say that the superglides will create a slow spot on cloth pads but I haven’t experienced that. I am actually using Peepeeboys gwolves ceramic dots on my LGG venus currently. You should check out the gwolves ceramic dots. I actually prefer them over the superglides. They have excellent speed but because of the small surface area of the dots they’re easy to push down into the pad for good control as well. But I prefer dots and superglides over ptfe for sure. Thanks for checking out my superglide glide test series! I hope it helped you out a bit! Lmk if you have any other questions man!
It does create some slow spots eventually. Took about 4 months for it to become somewhat noticeable for me but they now have the v2 superglides. I’m not sure how those are but from what I hear they’re definitely better than the first superglides. I was rocking an artisan hien soft for about 6 months or so and used the v1 superglides for approximately 3 months and then my body got me to try gwolves Peepeeboys ceramic dots which I absolutely loved. If you’re after speed and want more consistency with a bit more of an ability to have stopping power then I would say go with the Peepeeboys ceramic dots.
I will say though that if you really want consistent speed and don’t want to risk slow/muddy spots then go with a glass pad. I’m currently rocking the polarity edition superglide pad with tiger ice dots on my DAV3 and I absolutely love it and don’t see myself getting off glass anytime soon. Been using the superglide pad for about 4-5 months I wanna say
@@notblazedfordays9536 i have the superglides v2 on hayate otsu and i just saw a reddit when i guy said that glass skates destroy cloth mousepad so i was kinda scared ngl.
@@notblazedfordays9536yo and i wanna ask a another question so my superlight when i shaked it has like lego sound i opened it was the batthery so i puted it in place 2 months after the sound come back i have glass scates now so i cant remove then so cna their be some problem whit the bathery and maybe leking or something more seirios
@@klanwartilibebot it’s probably the battery again. You should get some double sided tape or some superglue when you reapply it. You can 100% take off the glass skates and reapply! I always do it with a hairdryer and heat up the skates for 5-10 seconds, very very slowly and carefully pry up the skate with a pry tool. Then do the same thing with the other skate. I’ve been able to remove and reapply superglides many times. The first time I did it I did break one side one time but that’s because I wasn’t being careful and rushed it. I’ve successfully removed them without breaking them more than 10 other times.
I’m not really into any ptfe. The only ptfe I can bare to use if I have to is the tiger ice. I definitely prefer the burnt out superglides over the tiger ice. Even though the superglides are pretty worn in I still find them easier to make micro adjustments with.
Outstanding content, thanks for the dog. But I need your advice regarding and issue of mine. I have just received my Hayate Otsu Soft after having the Kou for over a year. I use a GPX with Corepad mouseglides. I switched because I felt that the Kou was inconsistent on both the X and Y axis and overall in glide smoothness and speed. I have seen many reviews and heard only good things about the Otsu. How it is incredibly smooth and has some speed to it to. To my disappointment it feels very sluggish and less smooth than the Kou especially due to its unique texture. And because of this texture I can not use my arm sleeve anymore because it just gets stuck in the Otsu and I cant move my arm. Is this normal? I did not expect such a horrible experience with the Otsu. I paid 70 euros and this is by far the worst mousepad I have ever used. Rergarding the superglides, I have heard that they become very sluggish and inconsistent. But I am looking for a way to improve the experience on the otsu. Smoother and slightly faster. I play Valorant and in my opinion smoothness and consistency are the key factors on a mousepad because speed can be compensated with DPI. So what is your advice? What should I do to improve on the Otsu + GPX setup of mine.
I’ve heard a lot of people have issues with their armsleeves with textured mousepads. I am able to use my arm sleeve with a hien which is even more textured than an otsu and I don’t have any problems. I only wear the arm sleeve so my arms skin doesn’t get rubbed into the pad but I don’t find a sleeve to be necessary by any means. If your sleeves getting caught up in the pad I would recommend not wearing one at all but I would recommend taking a lint roller to your mousepad once a day before using it. You can reuse each sheet on the lint roller 2-3 times before switching to a new one. Yea the superglides do slow down quite a bit and become muddy but I wouldn’t recommend using superglides with anything but a hien, cordura, or vancer ice type of mousepad. I would recommend you try using Peepeeboys gwolves ceramic dots if you’re not liking the experience on an otsu with corepads. I have been maining the Peepeeboys gwolves ceramic dots for 4 months now and absolutely love them. I think they’re a great combo with the otsu. If you’re going to try the dots I recommend you put them on top of your corepad skates. Otherwise if you take off the corepad skates and use just the ceramic dots by themself then the lip of the gpx will get scraped on the mousepad because the height of the dots isn’t quite high enough on their own. I hope this helps!
@@notblazedfordays9536 thank your for your in depth advice. I myself use an armsleeve out of the same reason as you do. I also find that a consistent glide feel on the arms is better for aiming. The corepads seem pretty high to me. Wouldnt it pose a problem if I put the gwolves on top of it? (I did completely remove everything of the original factory glides so there is nothing under the corepads.)
@@carboncopy8 The ceramic dots also come with little circle white spacers which are probably a little bit lower than the corepad ptfe. I haven't personally had an issue sticking them on top of any stock ptfe that came with the mouse.
@@onikisusalt3665 I frickin love it!! Been using it for over 3 years now. I’m old (36) and keyboard was just not for me when I switched to PC! I have too many grips I bought to bother buying the new one. Which azeron do you use?
@@notblazedfordays9536 I've been using my Original full size Azeron for about 2 years now. I've been a controller player all my life, but the moment I saw these online I knew I had to have one! I love this thing and will probably use an Azeron forever. Much love brother good luck on the UA-cam grind ❤️❤️
Going to buy a mp from this company but have no idea what to get. I just been using a nzxt one that came with my pc. Idk I hope they worth it. Help me improve
If you want exceptional control then go with an artisan zero or LGG saturn. If you want a good balance betweeen speed and control go with the artisan hayate otsu, or the LGG Venus. If you want speed then go with the artisan Hien (LGG’s speed pad option isn’t nearly on the same level as artisan’s)
@@notblazedfordays9536 just ordered the hyate ostu xsoft. :) I want to commit to something. So just get the best. Willl probably require some getting used to and sens changes for Val
@@VosDoesGames the hayate otsu is a banger! It was my main for a good 6 months and then I switched to the hien cuz I wanted more speed. For Val the hayate otsu, and zero are excellent! Artisan is the best there is for sure. LGG is pretty good too but artisan is the best IMO. You made an excellent choice!
I just ordered hien but im scared of using it with superglides on so i ordered corepadz because i saw a post on reddit that the superglides will destroy or scratch your mousepad. Is this true?
@@notblazedfordays9536 That is good to know! Superglide is very sensitive to humidity and especially sweat, on my Glorious Fire mousepad I notice there are slow spots especially on middle. Are slow spots noticable on artisan hien too?
@@iancarlofernandez1206 slow spots can happen but it’s more so on cloth pads. I haven’t had any on my hien in the 2 months I’ve been using superglides with it. There also weren’t any on my Xsoft hien that I used for 3 months with the superglides.
Btl thin (.3mm thickness) they only made it for the gpx but they might have more now for other mice as that was about 6+ months ago. I actually use corepad softgrips on ALL my mice now. Definitely my favorite
I loved how scientific it was!
My calculations and data were flawless! 🙃
Thanks for making this video man!
No problem! I only made this one and a few others to help some people in the pulsar discord make a decision. I’m glad it’s helping other people out. Was well worth the little bit of time I had to put into it!
It seems like xsoft is perfectly fine on these pads.
The weave seems a lot tighter than zero. It seems the xsoft provides a lot more stopping power on these as well than the soft.
Is that right?
Yes, the big thing about the xsoft for me that I liked the most was the extra bit of stopping power and control you get with being able to push into the pad a little more. I am using a hien soft that I just got in to try out. Been using it for 2 days now and have been kind of liking the little extra bit of speed for building and editing in fortnite, but my accuracy seems to be not quite as good.
Don't use glass super glides with the hien, it causes too much friction during long gaming sessions and slowly gets rid of the light speed coat ontop of the mousepad, the stock PTFE feet or tiger ice, corepads, etc are perfectly fine tho
cloth mousepads degrade over time regardless, might aswell use glass skates to get the most out of it
@@sdudigumi artisans last for a very long time tho
is it only with the hien this is a thing or also the artisan raiden cuz i have glass skates for my deathadder v3pro and have a hien rn and actually just bought a raiden mid instead
ok
you wealthy man with 2 artisans
Had to sell a kidney to be able to afford the second but well worth it
i am probably going to get mouse feet and want to know if you have used corepads and if so would you recommend the superglides over corepads
I personally don’t like ptfe, so I would recommend the superglides. They are extremely fast at first but so slow down after about 2-3 weeks and are very consistent and smooth after that 2-3 week period. I think they are the best skates for making micro adjustments. I have a superglide glide test series on my channel that I did that you should check out to give you a better idea of what you should expect with superglides. It’s a 7 part series if you’re interested.
@@notblazedfordays9536 oh ty i will definitely watch those
@@CrocEnjoyer lmk if you have any other questions!
@@notblazedfordays9536 actually i do. i just finished the 7 part series on the superglides but also saw that you have a lgg venus which is the mouse pad i use. i just want to know if there is anything about the lgg venus that i should consider with superglides
@@CrocEnjoyer I think superglides are best with a hien/hien type pad or a cordura pad. But I did use superglides with my Venus for a couple months before I decided I wanted a bit more speed and got a hien. Some people say that the superglides will create a slow spot on cloth pads but I haven’t experienced that. I am actually using Peepeeboys gwolves ceramic dots on my LGG venus currently. You should check out the gwolves ceramic dots. I actually prefer them over the superglides. They have excellent speed but because of the small surface area of the dots they’re easy to push down into the pad for good control as well. But I prefer dots and superglides over ptfe for sure. Thanks for checking out my superglide glide test series! I hope it helped you out a bit! Lmk if you have any other questions man!
i have the same hayate otsu but in soft and i wanna know does the superglides destroy cloth mousepads ?
It does create some slow spots eventually. Took about 4 months for it to become somewhat noticeable for me but they now have the v2 superglides. I’m not sure how those are but from what I hear they’re definitely better than the first superglides. I was rocking an artisan hien soft for about 6 months or so and used the v1 superglides for approximately 3 months and then my body got me to try gwolves Peepeeboys ceramic dots which I absolutely loved. If you’re after speed and want more consistency with a bit more of an ability to have stopping power then I would say go with the Peepeeboys ceramic dots.
I will say though that if you really want consistent speed and don’t want to risk slow/muddy spots then go with a glass pad. I’m currently rocking the polarity edition superglide pad with tiger ice dots on my DAV3 and I absolutely love it and don’t see myself getting off glass anytime soon. Been using the superglide pad for about 4-5 months I wanna say
@@notblazedfordays9536 i have the superglides v2 on hayate otsu
and i just saw a reddit when i guy said that glass skates destroy cloth mousepad so i was kinda scared ngl.
@@notblazedfordays9536yo and i wanna ask a another question so my superlight when i shaked it has like lego sound i opened it was the batthery so i puted it in place 2 months after the sound come back i have glass scates now so i cant remove then so cna their be some problem whit the bathery and maybe leking or something more seirios
@@klanwartilibebot it’s probably the battery again. You should get some double sided tape or some superglue when you reapply it. You can 100% take off the glass skates and reapply! I always do it with a hairdryer and heat up the skates for 5-10 seconds, very very slowly and carefully pry up the skate with a pry tool. Then do the same thing with the other skate. I’ve been able to remove and reapply superglides many times. The first time I did it I did break one side one time but that’s because I wasn’t being careful and rushed it. I’ve successfully removed them without breaking them more than 10 other times.
hi it's me again, how the burned out superglide compare to tiger arc 1 and corepad(burn in) in control?
I’m not really into any ptfe. The only ptfe I can bare to use if I have to is the tiger ice. I definitely prefer the burnt out superglides over the tiger ice. Even though the superglides are pretty worn in I still find them easier to make micro adjustments with.
@@notblazedfordays9536 ok
Outstanding content, thanks for the dog. But I need your advice regarding and issue of mine. I have just received my Hayate Otsu Soft after having the Kou for over a year. I use a GPX with Corepad mouseglides. I switched because I felt that the Kou was inconsistent on both the X and Y axis and overall in glide smoothness and speed. I have seen many reviews and heard only good things about the Otsu. How it is incredibly smooth and has some speed to it to. To my disappointment it feels very sluggish and less smooth than the Kou especially due to its unique texture. And because of this texture I can not use my arm sleeve anymore because it just gets stuck in the Otsu and I cant move my arm. Is this normal? I did not expect such a horrible experience with the Otsu. I paid 70 euros and this is by far the worst mousepad I have ever used. Rergarding the superglides, I have heard that they become very sluggish and inconsistent. But I am looking for a way to improve the experience on the otsu. Smoother and slightly faster. I play Valorant and in my opinion smoothness and consistency are the key factors on a mousepad because speed can be compensated with DPI. So what is your advice? What should I do to improve on the Otsu + GPX setup of mine.
I’ve heard a lot of people have issues with their armsleeves with textured mousepads. I am able to use my arm sleeve with a hien which is even more textured than an otsu and I don’t have any problems. I only wear the arm sleeve so my arms skin doesn’t get rubbed into the pad but I don’t find a sleeve to be necessary by any means. If your sleeves getting caught up in the pad I would recommend not wearing one at all but I would recommend taking a lint roller to your mousepad once a day before using it. You can reuse each sheet on the lint roller 2-3 times before switching to a new one. Yea the superglides do slow down quite a bit and become muddy but I wouldn’t recommend using superglides with anything but a hien, cordura, or vancer ice type of mousepad. I would recommend you try using Peepeeboys gwolves ceramic dots if you’re not liking the experience on an otsu with corepads. I have been maining the Peepeeboys gwolves ceramic dots for 4 months now and absolutely love them. I think they’re a great combo with the otsu. If you’re going to try the dots I recommend you put them on top of your corepad skates. Otherwise if you take off the corepad skates and use just the ceramic dots by themself then the lip of the gpx will get scraped on the mousepad because the height of the dots isn’t quite high enough on their own. I hope this helps!
@@notblazedfordays9536 thank your for your in depth advice. I myself use an armsleeve out of the same reason as you do. I also find that a consistent glide feel on the arms is better for aiming. The corepads seem pretty high to me. Wouldnt it pose a problem if I put the gwolves on top of it? (I did completely remove everything of the original factory glides so there is nothing under the corepads.)
@@carboncopy8 The ceramic dots also come with little circle white spacers which are probably a little bit lower than the corepad ptfe. I haven't personally had an issue sticking them on top of any stock ptfe that came with the mouse.
Sorry I'm 2 years late but is that an Azeron? Crazy how out of the blue a fellow Azeron gamer shows up on a random mouse video lol
@@onikisusalt3665 I frickin love it!! Been using it for over 3 years now. I’m old (36) and keyboard was just not for me when I switched to PC! I have too many grips I bought to bother buying the new one. Which azeron do you use?
@@notblazedfordays9536 I've been using my Original full size Azeron for about 2 years now. I've been a controller player all my life, but the moment I saw these online I knew I had to have one! I love this thing and will probably use an Azeron forever. Much love brother good luck on the UA-cam grind ❤️❤️
Going to buy a mp from this company but have no idea what to get. I just been using a nzxt one that came with my pc. Idk I hope they worth it. Help me improve
Artisan is slightly better quality than the LGG pads. If you’re US then an LGG pad is a little cheaper.
If you want exceptional control then go with an artisan zero or LGG saturn. If you want a good balance betweeen speed and control go with the artisan hayate otsu, or the LGG Venus. If you want speed then go with the artisan Hien (LGG’s speed pad option isn’t nearly on the same level as artisan’s)
@@notblazedfordays9536 just ordered the hyate ostu xsoft. :) I want to commit to something. So just get the best. Willl probably require some getting used to and sens changes for Val
@@VosDoesGames the hayate otsu is a banger! It was my main for a good 6 months and then I switched to the hien cuz I wanted more speed. For Val the hayate otsu, and zero are excellent! Artisan is the best there is for sure. LGG is pretty good too but artisan is the best IMO. You made an excellent choice!
I just ordered hien but im scared of using it with superglides on so i ordered corepadz because i saw a post on reddit that the superglides will destroy or scratch your mousepad. Is this true?
My hien is perfectly fine.
@@notblazedfordays9536 That is good to know! Superglide is very sensitive to humidity and especially sweat, on my Glorious Fire mousepad I notice there are slow spots especially on middle. Are slow spots noticable on artisan hien too?
@@iancarlofernandez1206 slow spots can happen but it’s more so on cloth pads. I haven’t had any on my hien in the 2 months I’ve been using superglides with it. There also weren’t any on my Xsoft hien that I used for 3 months with the superglides.
@@notblazedfordays9536 Thank you for answering my questions. I can't wait for it. It's supposed to arrive tomorrow.
@@iancarlofernandez1206 no problem! Artisans is one of the highest quality mousepads you can buy
whats that grip tape
Btl thin (.3mm thickness) they only made it for the gpx but they might have more now for other mice as that was about 6+ months ago. I actually use corepad softgrips on ALL my mice now. Definitely my favorite
@@notblazedfordays9536 ok