Bones Super Reds Skateboard Bearings 8 Pack

You don't need me to tell you about these. They're the top bearings in the industry for a reason.

Smooth as butter, last forever, and rhe speed you can carry is scary. But lets be real we all have a need for speed.

I just put them on and headed straight to the park. They are super smooth and they hold speed.

Just buy em they are great bearings remember to keep em clean and use the diddy speed lube fir faster parks seshs!

The media could not be loaded. Good quality. I see people post comparison videos with multiple bearings on one skate and spin them to see which has least drag. If the bolts are Slightly tighter on one wheel it will slow faster due to friction created by the pinch. To prevent this spin wheel and slowly tighten axle until it starts to effect lightly effect the rotation then ease off until it doesn't to minimize slop and friction. Use "THREAD LOCKER BLUE 242" on threads and allow to cure for 24 hours to hold axles in place precisely. You need 2 packs= 16 bearings for inline skates.

Other than that, these bearings are okay. Shake Junt Triple Og's are better and cheaper! Trust me, I used Bones Reds Bearings for a year now and just switched to Triple Og's and its a big difference. These bearings get old quick and you'll need to clean them week by week. Triple Og's cost $16.30 w/ free shipping on amazon and they come with bearing spacers, cooler looking sticker, and pre-lubed bearings ready to roll. The best part about Triple Og's bearings is that it has bearing shields on both sides which means they won't get old and they won't get dirt inside of them so if you don't skate at parks all the time they're the way to go if you want your bearings to last more than a week.

I bought these from the Amazon seller "Skateboards R Us", and verified their product is indeed genuine! There are a lot of fake/counterfeit Bones bearings out in the market that appear to look so close to the genuine products in terms of appearance and packaging, but deteriorate and lock-up after a few usage. The best way to identify these counterfeit Bones bearing is by inspecting the back of the package - They will say "bonesbearings. com" with a space in between the dot and com.Performance wise, I gotta say I'm hands-down beyond impressed! The bearings spin forever on my Shark Wheels with the combination of Bones anodized aluminum spacers (black) and Bones speed washers/rings. Price wise, these are worth every penny for a set of bearings at $17. It was also worth spending the extra $3 - $4 on the Bones Super Reds compared to the regular Bones Reds. The higher-quality steel parts do make a difference as the bearings spin more smoothly and quietly; but at the same speed as the regular Bones Reds. Go with Bones Swiss if you're looking for more speed, since all Bones Reds product line are rated at the same speed.

Bones bearings for life yo!