as a "beginner" (200ish hours in trainer) Using a glass pad might be the best thing thats happened for my aim, Its helped me actually learn how to manage the tension in my arm and just overall mouse control a lot faster than I did on my old mudpad.
just ordered my first skypad today, one of the new 404 drop and this review came as a blessing! most in depth review out there, a lot of respect for the time you put into this! ❤
Just copped this for 61.30 euros from sale im so excited to replace my 1.5 year old worn out artisan pad with something faster. I think it will make me more motivated to aim train aswell because i know i will be shit for the first 2 months after using this worn out shit and g640 for so long. edit watching the reviews after buying a product as usual sadly didnt get to use ur code great review !
Aww it's way louder than I thought. Idk about buying a new mousemat every 6 months, I have the glorious mousemat which I bought for $30 two years ago, whenever it gets dirty I just stick it in the washing machine and it works like new again. Plus one machine wash every few months is way less of a time sync than constantly cleaning dust off the skypad. I still want one though somehow. I just tried this old dirty razer hard pad in Valorant and even though you don't recommend staying rock hard in tac shooters it felt great to me I was hitting some insane multikills headshotting with every bullet. I want to live rock hard.
Hey question, i have a gpx & skypad and im currently master with gm reactive & static, ive had my gpx and skypad for about 4 months now. what aftermarket mouse skates would you recommend? im currently looking at tiger ice but i dont want anything much faster than current stock.
Hard question to answer, tiger ice and corepads are both faster than the stock feet on a GPX (stock is quite slow), there's not much on the market that is that slow
@@dokiww alright, I heard corepads get "muddy" overtime. should I just buy those and replace them every 2 months instead of tiger ice once every 4 months?
@@AngryAimer no specific time needed, usually I just change them when they don't feel as fast (for me that's about 2-3 months), also note corepads comes with 2 sets of feet instead of 1 like tiger ice, so that's something to consider as well
That depends on whether or not you want a faster pad, personally I think if you want to get good at static skypads aren't worth it (not that it's impossible to get good at static on glass, I just believe its harder)
@@dokiww I beg to differ, now everyone is obviously different. but for me static used to be my WEAKEST before i bought skypad & gpx. i went from dia to gm in a month and a half. I can attest though, static was literally impossible at first but it became very easy after a while
@@dokiww I guess I know the 3.0 is quite fast but the price tag is also heavy, I was looking at different mouse skates and trying to see which ones are ideal
Disclaimer: I haven't tried glass skates Speed wise I don't think you gain much if at all going to a skypad, however it could potentially be a durability and consistency improvement since I've heard reports of glass skates being affected by humidity and also having poor durability as the coating wears off (not sure about this, would love to hear your experience!)
@@dokiww my superglides have worn down considerably after only 2 months of usage and the speed is definitely noticably slow to the point where its speed is comparable to ptfe skates
@@dokiww Appericiate the info dude! Waiting for my dav3 and thinking about the skypad. Also, do you use 6/11 on windows pointer speed or lower for easier loot menus? Also, stock skates or tiger ices?
@@nir300 I use 4/11 windows since I find it easier for armor swaps The stock skates aren't bad in terms of speed, but they are quite thin and mine needed to be changed in under a month, so I recommend some tiger ice along with a skypad
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obviously if you have anything you want to ask about feel free to ask in the comments
as a "beginner" (200ish hours in trainer) Using a glass pad might be the best thing thats happened for my aim, Its helped me actually learn how to manage the tension in my arm and just overall mouse control a lot faster than I did on my old mudpad.
just ordered my first skypad today, one of the new 404 drop and this review came as a blessing! most in depth review out there, a lot of respect for the time you put into this! ❤
Such a well educated and concise review. Pretty much covered every aspect that every aimnerd would want covered with no filler; well done
Chad skypad user
Very good video
I won't buy it
Just copped this for 61.30 euros from sale im so excited to replace my 1.5 year old worn out artisan pad with something faster. I think it will make me more motivated to aim train aswell because i know i will be shit for the first 2 months after using this worn out shit and g640 for so long. edit watching the reviews after buying a product as usual sadly didnt get to use ur code great review !
best review thankyou
Aww it's way louder than I thought. Idk about buying a new mousemat every 6 months, I have the glorious mousemat which I bought for $30 two years ago, whenever it gets dirty I just stick it in the washing machine and it works like new again. Plus one machine wash every few months is way less of a time sync than constantly cleaning dust off the skypad.
I still want one though somehow. I just tried this old dirty razer hard pad in Valorant and even though you don't recommend staying rock hard in tac shooters it felt great to me I was hitting some insane multikills headshotting with every bullet. I want to live rock hard.
Hi, would you still have this skypad 2.0 xl model, would you like to sell it?
this is straight fire speaking straight fax
How about superglide glass pad?
Did you change your in game sens to adjust ?
if u put mouse on wooden smooth desk does it feel slower or faster then skypad?
But can I bash the head of my enemies with it
Yes
Considering
What about Razer glass pad?
Thoughts on the new superglide mousepad?
Unfortunately I don't have one so I can't really speak on it confidently
Hey question, i have a gpx & skypad and im currently master with gm reactive & static, ive had my gpx and skypad for about 4 months now. what aftermarket mouse skates would you recommend? im currently looking at tiger ice but i dont want anything much faster than current stock.
Hard question to answer, tiger ice and corepads are both faster than the stock feet on a GPX (stock is quite slow), there's not much on the market that is that slow
@@dokiww I see, what do you think I should get? I'm OK with spending any amount of money.
@@AngryAimer both corepads and tiger ice are similar enough from my experience that the one that's cheaper is the better option
@@dokiww alright, I heard corepads get "muddy" overtime. should I just buy those and replace them every 2 months instead of tiger ice once every 4 months?
@@AngryAimer no specific time needed, usually I just change them when they don't feel as fast (for me that's about 2-3 months), also note corepads comes with 2 sets of feet instead of 1 like tiger ice, so that's something to consider as well
Currently using a Hien rn. Im diamond in statics and speed TS but master for the rest. Do you think a glass pad might help me improve more?
That depends on whether or not you want a faster pad, personally I think if you want to get good at static skypads aren't worth it (not that it's impossible to get good at static on glass, I just believe its harder)
@@dokiww Then do you think glass pads are more suited for tracking? Cause my main games are tracking based and i do not play tac shooters
@@BlackandWhiteKovaaks Yea I would defo say skypads are for mostly tracking games, IMO I would say it's better but that's just my opinion
@@dokiww I beg to differ, now everyone is obviously different. but for me static used to be my WEAKEST before i bought skypad & gpx. i went from dia to gm in a month and a half. I can attest though, static was literally impossible at first but it became very easy after a while
I have the cerapad but was thinking about the 3.0 idk
personally I don't have a cerapad, but I've heard it is slower so the question is do you want something faster
@@dokiww I guess I know the 3.0 is quite fast but the price tag is also heavy, I was looking at different mouse skates and trying to see which ones are ideal
I'm a cordura pad user with glass skates, do you think it's worth upgrading to skypad 3.0?
Disclaimer: I haven't tried glass skates
Speed wise I don't think you gain much if at all going to a skypad, however it could potentially be a durability and consistency improvement since I've heard reports of glass skates being affected by humidity and also having poor durability as the coating wears off (not sure about this, would love to hear your experience!)
@@dokiww my superglides have worn down considerably after only 2 months of usage and the speed is definitely noticably slow to the point where its speed is comparable to ptfe skates
@@banner3627 oh yea at that point its time to get new skates
@@banner3627 vouch
Well....glass with glass doesn't sound so good.
I love my skypad 3.0 even my aim isn't that good like you(diamond score most)
Trying to figure which mouse you use?
deathadder v3 currently
@@dokiww thanks would you mind share your apex resoultion, sens and dpi?😅
@@nir300 1728x1080, 0.8x in game with 1.0 ADS at 1600dpi
@@dokiww Appericiate the info dude! Waiting for my dav3 and thinking about the skypad.
Also, do you use 6/11 on windows pointer speed or lower for easier loot menus?
Also, stock skates or tiger ices?
@@nir300
I use 4/11 windows since I find it easier for armor swaps
The stock skates aren't bad in terms of speed, but they are quite thin and mine needed to be changed in under a month, so I recommend some tiger ice along with a skypad
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nah bruh really using the double re45 gameplay
nice vid mate
2nd comment (after doki)
What armsleeve do you use? People are just telling me to trial and error different sleeves from Amazon but I'd rather not lol
I quite literally just go to the nearest sports equipment place and buy the cheapest sleeves
The main question when looking for sleeves should be whether or not you want to cover your thumbs with them, the materials and stuff aren't important IMO