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John
Greater than one weekThey certainly aren’t amazing quality but they get the job done. They are pretty stiff bearings so if it’s a low torque application you might not want to use these.
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David
> 3 dayThese bearing are cheep garbage. Fist there were only 96 in the bag. Of the 96 I did receive another 11 were missing one or both seals. Now I am down to 85. After washing them in mineral spirits to remove the toxic smelling sticky grease with dirt and other grit that was mixed in I found that I had 47 bearing where the seals fit well enough to stay in place and not interfere with the rotation. Yes I new I was ordering cheep bearings for a project with loose tolerances, light weight and low speed requirements but these are garbage. On the up side my 6 year old thinks there great.
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David Chrzanowski
> 3 dayThis was a very good product very good shipping timely would definitely do business with again
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Trumane
> 3 dayIt’s 100 Skateboard Bearings COME ON! Buy them now!!!! Must clean first from factory residues and spray with a bearing solvent to get some actual use out of them.. I bought these to sell with my skate wheels and it worked! They can be skated! Risk It MANE!
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jordan
> 3 dayGreat value but ya... maybe 10-15% of them are defective. But with some clean up and tlc you get a bunch of bearings for cheap
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N
> 3 dayI used these bearings on two pairs of rollerblades. 32 bearings. 1/2 are breaking down and have spilled grease. 1 bearing completely blew out and shot bearings everywhere. Ive been rollerblading since 93. Its the bearings. Unsafe at any speed.
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Alexane Howell
Greater than one weekLike another reviewer said, you will receive a bag of mixed bearings with three different fonts on the seals. Had to sort through half the bag to find 16 that rolled smoothly. Then after installing, had to swap some out because they still didnt roll smoothly. Finish quality is poor. Worst part is I stayed optimistic that they were going to be ok and didnt determine they were junk until after the return window closed.
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Tom L.
> 3 dayThese are 608RS bearings a good value. At first they were listed as having a nylon bearing cage but, in fact, they are steel. I contacted the seller (a small startup) and they responded immediately and corrected the description. Unlike another reviewer here, I did not find the bearings that I received to be full of grease, though. There certainly was some grease inside. If using these for light loads, like skateboarding, try opening up one side and putting a couple of drops of light oil in (I used silicone oil) and give it a few turns to thin out the lubricant a little. That really makes these spin well. If using these for heavy loads and high RPM, leave the grease in, of course, without thinning. But, if using them for light loads, thinning the lubricant may just do the trick for you.
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Zach
> 3 dayBreaks extremely quickly, unsafe for skateboarding. I bought these for backup bearings in case mine blew out at the park but even so, theyre not worth it. Theyre so cheap and fragile they get destroyed within a few hours of riding. If you want to buy these for skateboarding, I strongly recommend you dont.
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Matthew K. Wimmer
> 3 dayDo you need a ton of 608-2RS bearings for cheap? This is that. Do you need high-quality 608 bearings with good fitting seals, fine finish and extremely tight tolerances? This is NOT that. This is 100 bearings of the mostly-right-dimensions with mostly-effective seals for the rock bottom price of 19.9 cents each. You might be able to get bearings of higher quality than these for the same $/ea, but youd have to buy 1,000+ of them. These are functional for hobby and non-critical use for a low, low price. You get what you pay for, which is to say; a butt-load of cheap bearings.