no, they dont have the same feet.

there are two different sets of skates available:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1409024

but the seller doesnt write me an answer to my requst whether he ships to europe :x

geteiltes leid ist halbes leid....

Damn, they did look almost the same.

Sadly if mouse feet don't fit 100% there is no use in cutting them because it will produce sharp edges that ruin the good glide. Ok for hard pads but no-go for cloth pads :/

shared pain is half the pain :x

why don't you two sand the bottom of the salmosa and put your favourite feet on it?

not sure if possible, aren't the feet in like 'holes'? Did you try that or know someone who tried? (I don't want to peel off my salmosa feet because I will never get them back on unharmed)

no idea :/ i did this with my mx300 and it worked out fine.

ah well I could always put other gliders on top if my old ones are wornd down completely

yep, lod is definitely high enough :p

Those are specifically for the Asian Edition of Salmosa. They were available on eBay at one point.

ah, thx. normal sized arent available?

No, unfortunately. Too bad Razer replaced this model with the abyssus, otherwise corepad would have offered skatez for it.

Salmosa has a huge liftoff distance, so you could just put any large hyperglide availabe :) Large ones (1.1A, g5?) if you're on cloth, or small ones (mx300, 518) if you're on a hard pad.

aren't lachesis feet the same as on salmosa?
And are hyperglides better than feet which razer sell for their mice?

No. The moment you compare pictures it is easy to spot they are not....

I settled for third party replacement feet, cheaper, easy to get, no real downside.

which ones?

I liked zowie best, but any that you don't need to cut will do fine (cause cutting makes the edges sharp so they will scratch)

Well I just have only razer feet in the shop where I would like to buy. So clearing away a bit of feet and putting skates for lachesis on top should do fine?