GlassPad - Hachiware

CONTROL

Surface: An uncoated micro-etched surface with a dense, smooth feel and no pronounced coarse grain.
Handling: The most control-focused surface in the range. Skate changes have a smaller effect here, making it easy to build a stable and repeatable feel.
Pressure: Predictable stopping and low adjustment demands make Zero a strong entry point for glass pads and an all-round FPS surface.

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TEXTURED SPEED

Surface: Features a more noticeable and denser grain texture, similar to fine sea sand. The coating remains thin, dry, and smooth.
Handling: Similar in speed to the Dream, both ranking around T1/T0 level, but it feels faster on initial movement. It provides stronger control feedback and excellent micro-adjustment performance, making it especially suitable for FPS games and frequent directional changes.
Pressure: Stronger braking than the Dream. More downward pressure makes it easier to stop, with a higher friction ceiling and less risk of sticky or harsh sudden stops.

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HIGH SPEED

Surface: A thin coating creates a dry, smooth surface with a light lubricated feel and very fine grain feedback. It never feels oily or sticky.
Handling: Initial movement, fast glides, and repeated direction changes all feel quick. Dream is slightly slower than Hanabi, while light and heavy pressure produce little change in glide speed.
Pressure: Stopping relies mainly on hand control rather than automatic damping, and inertia is more noticeable with a lightweight mouse. The high freedom of movement rewards adaptation, and standard PTFE skates pair well with the surface.

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SPEED / CONTROL

Surface: The surface feels almost grain-free to the hand. In motion, a fine, dry texture becomes clear without feeling sandy, rough, or scratchy.
Handling: Light initial movement flows into long acceleration without a sudden speed drop. Hanabi is slightly faster than Dream, with stronger texture feedback that helps small adjustments avoid overshooting.
Pressure: Stopping and repeated direction changes feel more stable than on Dream. Pressure causes only a mild glide reduction with no sticky transition, balancing high speed with usable control.

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PURE SPEED

Surface: A thin coating sits over a pronounced large-grain texture. The glide feels dry with a light lubricated smoothness; the grain stays clear without making the surface harsh.
Handling: Extremely low starting resistance and direct speed delivery place ICE at the fast end of the range. Large-grain feedback keeps position and movement readable during micro-adjustments, tracking, wide flicks, and rapid turns.
Pressure: Downward pressure causes only a mild glide reduction, adding stability without a sudden speed drop. Stopping still relies mainly on active control. ICE works with a broad range of skates, while ICE skates preserve its fullest speed and smoothness.

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PURE SPEED

Surface: The surface texture is extremely subtle, with an overall smooth and refined feel and almost no noticeable grain. It behaves like a low-friction glass pad, producing little perceptible surface drag during movement.
Handling: Very low initial friction allows the mouse to start moving effortlessly and maintain a fast, fluid glide. It is particularly suitable for claw and Radar grip users, high-sensitivity settings, and rapid micro-adjustments.
Pressure: Stopping power is relatively weak, and downward pressure has little effect on glide speed. The pad consistently delivers a light, fast response, making it best suited to players who prioritize low resistance and high mobility.

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