Pulsar Gaming Gears SUPERGRIP Un-Cut DIY Griptape Sweat Absorbing High Performance Universal Anti Slip Mouse Grip Tape Ultra-Thin 0.5mm (0.02in) Size 130 x 90mm (5.1 x 3.5in)

this grip tape is really really nice. the uncut sheet does require a little more effort given you have to cut it, but i found covering each section with masking tape and tracing the area with a pen works, just make sure to avoid too much curvature in one piece (or add little slits to relieve the tension) or it won't sit right.(that being said, if you bought precut grip tape from another company and realized that the material is so bad it makes the mouse harder to hold, you can use that as a template cough cough glorious model o grip tape it's so bad)but the material is really nice. i've only used the same tape for one year at a time, as by that point the mouse i put it on started to have some issues, and even when it's that old it still makes it easier to use the mouse for long periods of time. i can maneuver the mouse with my fingertips with no issue, and it's not super hard to clean.the adhesive is a bit strong, it's not impossible to take off, especially if you use isopropyl to help weaken the adhesive when removing. this does mean it's hard to reuse, so if you're not set on a specific mouse yet, you might need to buy enough to put it on multiple mice.that being said, the only reason i bought a whole sheet is because i'm used to a mouse that has the annoying holes in the shell and i wanted to cover up the holes, otherwise the precut pieces are perfectly sufficient. you really just need to put tape over the parts of the mouse you touch with your fingers/palm, and the provided pieces are definitely able to do that, although you might need to trim them up a little bit. even still, it's very easy and i'd say it's worthwhile

They adhere very well to my gpro superlight. Great upgrade from my previous BTL grips. The precuts are great because it ensures I’m using the same mouse grip, so I’m more consistent with my aim.Not a bad price for what you get, the cuts are quite small, and the grip wears out within a couple weeks of usage. It comes with enough replacements to last you a while. Would recommend this product to anyone who plays fps games!

It has a soft, non-slip, rubbery texture. Just what I was looking for. Cut thin strips to put on the edges of my phone case. Works great. Having the uncut sheet allows you to cut to the exact size you need with plenty left over. So far the product seems to adhere well to the phone case.

No complaints about the product. Very grippy and thin enough to not be distracting. Sheet is too small for the price.

Added much needed grip to my Swiftpoint Z2 mouse. It has integrated grip pads but they are more slippy than grippy. This mouse is not only heavy as a tank, it can read tilt input, so to maximize that, I wanted to eliminate as much slippage from lifting as possible. I started off with only a couple on the LMB and RMB, but soon added ones to pretty much anywhere my hand made contact with the mouse. They are, at least within the first few minutes, removeable to adjust placement. I lost two stickers to wrinkles, but that was my own fault. I had some grip tape on a Razer mouse that had a weird dry feel to them that I wasn't really a fan of and I was happy to find that these don't have that weird texture. They do collect dust pretty well, but for me that's worth the price of entry. I also added squares to the lower cardinals of my little Space Mouse puck and that has been awesome as well. The squares, circles, and pill shapes were my favorite. I used one hexagon (which I found to be a bit small to be of any use on their own) only because I ran out of the other ones. Big fan. Looking for an excuse to buy more.

While I love the hand position and pinky rest of the Keychron M5, I needed a solution to the mouse's slick plastic shell as it makes it pretty tough to lift/reposition. I was gonna try hockey grip tape when I came across Pulsar's Supergrip.I used masking tape to map out a couple of key grip areas under my thumb and pinky (and on the left mouse button cuz there was more than enough material) and then used those as a template to cut the Supergrip to the proper dimensions. After measuring twice and cutting once, applying was pretty easy as I was able to reposition the Supergrip a couple of times without issue. While I can't speak to the sweat absorption (I'm more Figma than FPS), the material is very comfortable and grippy enough for its intended use. I would definitely buy this stuff again.