Race REDS

Fine bearings. In my experience, skate bearings don't make a very noticeable difference as long as they are clean, lubed, and in good condition. I haven't tried ceramics yet, but I also don't expect much difference even then. Still, I like built-in bearings, and these work just fine. If you can't tell, I don't fall for the hype that skate bearings try to sell.

So I had the super reds on and seen that these came with the spacers and don’t have to use washers. I think these are a slight upgrade overall cause I have more control on hills and my speed is more consistent. I might eventually upgrade to the bones Swiss ceramics at some point but mannnnnn these bad boys slapppppp. I would recommend these or any redz or bones Swiss. Love love love

I've tried a lot of bearings, these are my new fav. Better than any other bones brand bearings I've tried (and I've tried all of them)

Really good bearings

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Bones Reds Race Bearings have great spin to them along with the fact that they have extended races means you don't have to fiddle with spacers when installing your bearings. I use that fact to allow myself a hot swap of wheels from one type to another since I do not have to move a spacer every time I take off the wheels.

Cool bearings but I find no difference in speed between the regular reds and these ones. Both last extremely long in terms of durability and speed. I've never cleaned my reds ever and still run at the same speed for years like 8+ years which is crazy to me how good reds are for bearings. Me and my friends would always buy the cheapest reds and they'd always last us forever. Such a great brand and cool logo. I'd recommend the cheapest ones if you want to save money.

In 30+ years of skating Race Reds are the best bearings I’ve ever used. Even better than Ceramics. Why? Because they seat perfectly and stay seated perfectly even when bashing slappys into curbs all day. The integral axle spacer on each bearing creates a metal on metal connection that has zero play which means the bearings stay perfectly seated with zero bearing squirm within the wheels. It’s the same principle as heim joints (metal-on-metal connections) in race cars.

Worth the money just for removing the need to install a spacer. Since these essentially have a spacer built-in, installation is a breeze. Such an upgrade from the stock bearings. Would buy again. Smooth, no noise and time will tell about reliability.