Swiss Ceramic Skateboard Bearings 8 Pack

I always thought it must be hype. They can't be that much better than the regular bones... they are . Its crazy. Hands down the best skate bearings in existence. I didn't even think performance like that was possible. They literally coast forever effortlessly and make almost no noise when they are clean. Freaky fast.

I bought the Bones Swiss Ceramics expecting them to be fast and smooth, and they absolutely are. They spin forever, feel clean, and roll exactly like premium bearings should. But the biggest difference for me was something I didn’t see mentioned much in reviews: how they behave on coping and transition tricks. On my old bearings, when I would pinch or wheel-lock my 5-0 stalls, the wheel would kind of grab and stay locked in. Honestly, some of those pinched 5-0s looked really sick because the wheel would hold its spot. With these Bones Swiss Ceramics, that changed immediately. When I get into that same pinched 5-0 position, the wheel does not lock up the same way anymore. The bearings actually do what they are supposed to do: they spin. So instead of sticking, the board wants to roll out. At first, I was a little bummed because I liked how those locked-in 5-0 stalls looked. But the upside is huge: these bearings have made rock to fakies and rock to regulars feel way better. My wheels hang up on the coping way less often, which makes coming back into the ramp feel smoother and more forgiving. That was the detail that really made the purchase worth it for me. Yes, they are fast. Yes, they spin forever. But for transition skating, the biggest benefit is how much less the wheels want to catch or hang on coping. If you skate mini ramps, quarter pipes, or do a lot of rock tricks and stalls, this is something worth knowing. These bearings do not just make the board faster. They can actually change how your board releases from coping.

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.

Almost 15 years and several thousand of miles of long boarding on the same set of bearings, and they still roll smoothly and quietly. For a decade, they survived almost daily use in Chicago, rain or shine or snow and salt. Replacement shields and racers are extremely affordable as needed through Bones, and I think I’ve only changed the shields once. The ball bearings have no sign of rust, damage, or patina, and the ceramic seems to self clean the metal track it rolls around. Highly recommended if you commute on your board!

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 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.

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.

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.

Jag ogillar varan för den är en illegal kopia av orginalet. Synd att ni säljer olagliga varor på Amazon.

Ride absolutely flawless, easy to clean and high quality. You get what you pay for, and these are for sure worth the price.

Sauteuer. Punkt. Das Geld wert? Mittlerweile ja. Ich reinige die Lager regelmäßig (alle 2-3 Monate) und öle sie neu. Laufen immer noch super sauber und schnell. Seit JAHREN. Andere Keramik-Lager sind in die Grätsche gegangen und bei Belastung gebrochen (Aggressive Inline Skates). Die Bones nicht. Wer Set-and-forget Lager sucht sollte sich lieber öfter neue kaufen. Wer sich im Klaren ist das Lager Wartung brauchen und gewillt ist das zu tun sollte sich viel Ärger sparen und in die Swiss Ceramics investieren. Schneller und langlebiger geht's nicht.

I first (wrongly) bought "Bones Reds Ceramics" and then found this one. In fact, the Swiss ceramics is much better than those of Reds (made in China), even they are both ceramics.

Sinceramente visto il prezzo mi aspettavo qualcosa di eccellente, eppure come fluidità/scorrevolezza non sembrano valerne il prezzo pagato... ho visto cuscinetti abec11 non in ceramica ma di bassa qualità fermarsi dopo minuti... vedremo con la resistenza se andranno meglio!!! N.B. A distanza di un anno vanno molto meglio, ho cambiato l'olio lubrificante utilizzando olio per macchina da cucire e sinceramente è aumentata la scorrevolezza anche se non è diminuito di molto il rumore che rimane sempre superiore rispetto a dei scarsi cuscinetti made in China... Sinceramente vista la resistenza e adesso anche la scorrevolezza, li ricomprerei ancora però senza l'utilizzo di creme lubrificanti (speed cream)come era invece consigliato...