Bones Swiss Ceramic Skateboard Bearings 8 Pack

Incredible bearings as expected. These are by far the best bearings available, anyone who says you won’t notice a difference is lying. They are expensive, but they should be, because they are worth it. They ride like a dream, break in quickly, and there is a huge difference between these bearings and competitors.

These are great bearings and they last a long time. I skate every weekend and I've been using the same set of Bones Swiss Ceramic for a year. I do mostly transition skating. I clean the bearings about every 8 - 12 weeks, although they're rarely dirty because I'm fairly careful about where I skate. I don't skate in rain or sandy surfaces. The only thing I've found is that it's a good idea to put more Bones Speed Cream in the bearings every few weeks or so. I didn't do this originally and rode through some puddles and although the bearings themselves didn't rust, but the casing inside rusted slightly and slowed the bearing down. I then realised that the bearing case was dry. I cleaned and put more speed cream in and after a while they went back to normal. Now I lubricate every few weeks. I take the wheel off and just pop the cover off and put a couple of drops in. Overall, these are great bearings. I'd wear out the Bones Reds every 6 - 8 weeks or so before this. In one case the Bones Reds seized up with rust after going through a few puddles. I had to toss them away. But the Bones Swiss Ceramic are awesome and retain their speed.

Ordered these from Amazon. Received them quickly, and safely packaged. First, I will say my fears were alleviated in that I did receive the correct bearings. I read that a few people received the correct box with swapped out bearings which would've royally pissed me off but this wasn't the case for me. Moving on, bearings are already lubed in Speed Cream. It comes with some spacers like most decent quality bearings but I typically don't use them. They can cause friction and slow down the free spin so they are still in the box. I also got a Bones bearings sticker that was platinum colored, pretty cool. Once you install them and compare to another set up you will know the difference. Once you run them in and compare you will really know the difference. Super smooth roll, and they will last you years. This is my second set, the first set from years ago are still on my favorite board. These are for my new board. They are easy to clean, they come with detailed instructions and suggestions. Investing the money in these will essentially have you not having to replace them with any other. You are paying for lasting quality from a reputable company. Worth it. Bonus: you can catch them here on Amazon on sale from time to time. TL;DK- Do yourself a favor, get these bearings if you're setting up a board you hope to bond with for years.

After 22 years of skating, and more then 20 sets of different bearings, I decide to spend some extra money on this one, just to confirm to myself that there's no big difference beetween rollerblade abec 7, powerslide pro 9, bont abec 7, or even no name cheap products. What a mistake. Bones Swiss Ceramics are a special class. Silent and very fast. I'm skating around a local lake, and I have changed boots, frames, wheels... and never have better time then 21 minutes. First time with BSC I did it. Few months later, I'm cruising around lake in 20 minutes, with old boots, old 4x100 frames and very old Hyper 100 mm wheels. The only difference are this bearings. And, one more thing, here on Amazon.com price for those beauties (90 usd for set of 8 bearings) are very good! If you don't believe me, compare with some other inline shops in USA or Europe.

These were my first set of ceramic bearings and I have been very pleased with them. I use them on one of my longboards for push races. They are very smooth. Admittedly I thought they would go faster but I blame that one me way more than the hardware. If you keep them clean they will spin for days and a perfect if you love to just get on a longboard and push around. They allow to coast effortlessly. A little pricy if you are on a budget but definitely worth every penny. I'm probably going to get a few more sets for my other boards.

I've had these bearings for more than 7 years, and all I can say is WOW. I also use skateboard RIMs to protect them. The Rims are also highly recommended, although hard to come by. They've kept my ceramics dirt and water free for all this time. I use to clean them every ones in a while back in the day, but it's been more than 5 years since I don't, and my skateboards still roll and feel like a ferraris. This is really top of the line equipment, and I will always recommend them. Comparing these to regular bearings, they feel just as different as going from a corolla to a lambo, if you know what I mean. SMOOTH AND QUIET

These are the great Bones Swiss Ceramic bearings, which are the standard by which all other skate bearings are judged. Whereas other bearings are more or less quieter, smoother, and faster relative to others, these are truly in a class by themselves. Virtually silent, and smooth as if your wheels were rolling freely in some sort of magnetic levitation setup. However, the version for $89.99 which I purchased from Amazon are NOT the newer, labyrinth version. This wouldn't be as much as a problem for me except that Amazon has the LABYRINTH PACKAGING PICTURED ON THE ITEM's PAGE. I doubt this was intentional, but it is nevertheless misleading.

INDESTRUCTIBLE!!! Sadly, an angry truck driver ran over my skateboard, yet the durability monster I made barely even cracked. Great Part if you want your board to Last!!!!