BonesSuper Swiss 6 Bearings 8mm 16 Pack

Handsdown best bearings for the money. I have tried most of the bearings out there. From full ceramic to ceramic hybrid steel Chrome titanium with these bearings having only six balls instead of seven they are slightly larger and roll amazing. They say they are pre-broken. Just go and skate but the truth is the more you on them the better they get. I have cleaned mine a couple times in 2 years. I skate at least 2 up to five sessions a week. I have three sets of these bearings and the oldest ones are the fastest I use. Use the speed cream. Only one drop per bearing. After a few skates they run like no other. They take less upkeep than ceramics but roll just as fast and smooth. Super easy to clean Aunt. Very quiet. Perfect bearings for advanced skaters

All other Skate bearings and their abec rating are made meaninglessafter experiencing the six ball.Been riding since 71' and I've tried them all.Theze bearings are rated Z and have theRAD seal of approval.Nothing is faster.

They are by far the smoothest and fastest bearings that I have ever used. It is so easy to just glide around the rink with hardly any effort. They help my backwards skating out a lot as I can do lap after lap backwards w/out getting so fatigued. Even though they are more than 2x as expensive as any other bearings that I have owned but you really get what you pay for!

I don't have the money for high end stuff like this, but a good friend does and he got me these for my birthday. They are like night and day compared to any I've had. I've had the really cheap kind that you can hear rattling around when you skate. I've had midrange )$70 which were good, but these are amazing. I really can't imagine their highest end ones being 349 better bc these are crazy good. Idh a lot of experience but god these are perfect and you won't be sorry

I've been using these for a couple years now, and they're the best I've every tried. Crazy fast. I clean these every 2 months (~400 miles) and they seem to hold up really well. You're supposed to remove the shields before cleaning with solvent, but I find that a couple seconds in acetone doesn't seem to hurt them too much. But you do have to blow them out with compressed air and let them completely dry before lubricating them. The solvent causes the rubber in the shields to expand for a few minutes.I moved my old set to my rain skates, and they really need to be cleaned if they get wet else you get rust and oxidation inside. They're pretty easy to completely disassemble for thorough cleaning. I only do that when one gets sticky or slow.I think for serious skaters, you should get at least 2 years of heavy use out of these if you take care of them. Also, be aware that Bones sells replacement shields.

Easily the best bearings I’ve ever skated on. People have to keep up with me and I have to TRY to slow down. They’ll roll forever. 10/10

Best price I’ve found on these

My expectations were set high, based on other people’s reviews. For roller skating, I would only recommend these for low boot skates. Definitely not rhythmic or jam. In would not say these are a good value at the price point. I had difficulty installing them into my wheels.