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Overview Cost S$15 Brand SurFx MouseFeet URL Official Site Reviewed 25/03/2002 Reviewer Wolf  Summary Pros The size come in two sizes that fits into most of the mouse in the market. Cons Can't think of any at the moment.  Pictures

SurFx MouseFeet Feel those "feet". Most of us overlook one important point, when it comes to using a mouse. When our mouse is not used to be as smooth as we first bought it, we take out the ball for cleaning. And if we are still not satisfy, some of us turn to optical mouse. "But what else can be done?" you might ask. If you take a closer look at the bottom of the mouse, you will find that some parts are darken with dirt and dust. You are looking at the "feet" of the mouse. Its primary function is to lift the body of the mouse to ensure minimum contact between the mouse and the surface its on. Since the "feet" get in contact with dirt most of the time, and receiving high amount of fiction, it wears off fast. Most "feet" that came with the mouse can't withstand the use of a hardcore gamer, so they wear and they tear. Now comes new "feet", designed and produced in Singapore, called the SurFx MouseFeet. The application is rather simple, just remove the old "feet" from your mouse, and stick the new ones on. Easy? I feel the great different the first second after I changed my "feet"! My mouse feel brand new, and much less effort is needed to move my mouse around. They are more durable than ordinary "feet", and the best thing is that the more you use the smoother it gets! But for those who demand the highest performance from their MouseFeet, polish it with the Enhancer for maximum result.