G-series Gaming Mice

[Cryptanthus]

Just a short simple question since i can't seem to find any information on it.

As a Canadian resident, where (if possible) can i get replacement "low-friction polytetrafluoroethylene feet" (as they are quite accurately described by Logitech) for my G700?

Apologies if there is already a topic on the subject that has the answer, if thats the case i would appreciate a link to it.

Thanks!

[Insomniack]

I'm not sure about your area, but you can get them from Logitech:

http://buy.logitech.com/store/logib2c/en_US/DisplayCategoryProductListPage/categoryid.48896600

[Cryptanthus]

Unfortunately Logitech doesn't offer shipping to Canada (kind of ridiculous, i know) so, as much as i'd like to, i can't purchase them from the Logitech store directly.

I was hoping Logitech may offer the same products in the Logitech online store through a Canadian retailer, online or otherwise, but so far my search has come up empty. Would be a bit of a nuisance if i couldn't get replacement parts for any of the Logitech items i have purchased here in Canada (British Columbia to be exact).

Thanks for the help so far, hopefully somebody can come up with a solution, i'm sure i'm not the only Canadian to need replacement parts!

[Insomniack]

Have you tried rining them, they may be able to help?

If not, you'll have to use third-party feet, like Hyperglide etc.

Or, use teflon tape and make your own.

[Cintech · Accepted solution]

Hello Cryptanthus,

Please check your private messages.

Best Regards

[Amnon18]

Hi there,

I have two G700 mice (one for work and one at home). Both of them have had their feet worn down and similar to the guy above, Logitech won't ship to me because I don't live in the States.

I have checked hyperglide and they don't sell what I need, nor do they have outlets in my area (New Zealand).

I'm looking forward to Logitech's solution to this, as these are great mice otherwise.

Many thanks.