[Reoxy]

Anywhere I could get mouse feet that are just small round teflon dots and have curved sides?

 

[vanir1337]

Hyperglide, Hotline, Corepad, Tiger Gaming all have Logitech MX300/G1 feet available afaik. I use Hotlines on almost all my mice, they're cheap yet very good.

 

[Usulmauddib]

Corepad has several Universal mouse feet - they call them Allound Skatez

https://www.corepad.de/en/advanced_search_result.php?categories_id=0&keywords=Allround&inc_subcat=1

 

[JackCY]

As other have said from almost any mouse feet seller, look for round dots or small ovals, some mice used these or they may offer a universal round package. IE3.0 oval feet also fits many mice.

 

[Reoxy]

All those seem to be too big to fit my g305 grooves. I did find some pretty decent looking ones from my local pc shop. They are 4mm x 0,5mm in size. Seems perfect to me.

https://images.jimms.fi/product/4/9/5940-b935800_300x300.jpg

 

[vanir1337]

All those seem to be too big to fit my g305 grooves. I did find some pretty decent looking ones from my local pc shop. They are 4mm x 0,5mm in size. Seems perfect to me.

https://images.jimms.fi/product/4/9/5940-b935800_300x300.jpg

I use the Hotlines mentioned above on my G305 grooves

 

[granitov]

Buy a DIY mouse feet kit (basically a small teflon sheet) and use a leather hole punch tool to make them dots of whatever diameter. You could buy some from Takasta on ebay, and similar vendors.

Instead of a DIY sheet you could also use a sheet of teflon of preferred thickness and a double-sided adhesive tape (or a decent glue). Should be cheaper $/mm^2-wise this way.