Bones Reds Precision Skate Bearings
Bones Reds are near Bones Swiss performance at a fraction of the cost. They offer the greatest combination of performance, durability and low cost in the industry. They are the best selling skate bearing brand in the U.S.A.The bestselling skate bearing brand in the USA, Bones REDS are manufactured to Bones Skate Rated specifications in a manufacturing facility dedicated to producing the highest quality skate bearings possible. They are thoroughly inspected before being shipped, and offer an outstanding combination of performance, durability, and low cost.
Features
Single, non-contact, removable rubber shield for easy cleaning and less friction High speed nylon ball retainer for greater strength and speed Pre-lubricated with Speed Cream racing lubricant Skate Rated clearances, tolerances, materials, and lubricant
What’s in the box?
Set of eight bearings Instructions Logo sticker
Product Features
- Bestselling skate bearing brand in the USA
- Single, non-contact, removable rubber shield for easy cleaning and less friction; high speed nylon ball retainer for greater strength and speed
- Pre-lubricated with Speed Cream racing lubricant
- Skate Rated clearances, tolerances, materials, and lubricant
- Includes set of eight bearings, instructions, and logo sticker
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I almost feel guilty that I only paid $16. IT’S THAT GOOD! After a couple months of riding my nickel board around and getting the bearings pretty dirty, I decided it as time to buy new ones since I couldn’t give those ABEC-7s a real good clean (locked shield). I did some research and always came across these REDS in videos so I decided why not? I was expecting them to be good but when popped them in and gave them a test run, I wasn’t expecting them to be THAT GOOD. Dude. That was almost life changing. The ride felt so much smoother and it felt like the…
Disappointed If hype could make my longboard roll, Bones Reds might have worked. I ordered multiple packs of these and combined them with various wheels and speed kits and attempted to ride them all for a reasonable amount of time but they never seemed to have a clean and fast roll even after weeks of riding. Maybe my expectations were high because of the high reviews I’ve always read about these bearings. Maybe I got spoiled (or lucky) with a set of Shiver’s. I’m still willing to try Bones other lines, as…