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Where are Bones Reds bearings made?

Bones® REDS® are manufactured in China to our Bones Skate Rated™ specifications in a manufacturing facility dedicated to producing the highest quality skate bearings in China. Where are better bearings made? Better Bearings, founded in 2014, is owned and operated by Kerryn Brownson, in Sellicks Beach, South Australia.

How long do Bones Reds last?

Both Bronson and Bones Reds will last you anywhere from two years or more, depending on how much you skateboard and how often you clean your bearings. If money isn't an issue though, you could go get some ceramic bearings that could last a lifetime. How long do Bones Reds spin?

Bones REDS bearings are installed in the same manner you would install a generic bearing except for the difference that the user would experience after using the bearings. Statistically Bones REDS spin a wheel for four minutes (Bones).

Are Bones Reds quiet?

Keep your skateboard running smooth and quiet. Bones REDS offer the best combination of performance, durability and low cost in skateboarding. What is the ABEC rating on Bones Reds? The ABEC rating system includes grades 1,3,5,7, and 9. The higher the ABEC rating, the tighter the tolerances are, making the bearing a more precision part. High precision and small tolerances are required for bearings to function at very high RPM, in products like high speed routers that must spin at 20 to 30,000 RPM.

Are Bones Super Swiss 6 worth it?

They are the same as Bones Swiss except they have 6 ball bearings instead of 7. The Bones Super Swiss 6 may seem like they are ridiculously priced, but as someone that's been skateboarding for over half their life, these are more worth the money! Are Swiss or ceramic bearings better? Swiss - Swiss bearings accelerate faster, roll smoother and last longer than traditional steel bearings. Ceramic - Ceramic bearings are lighter than steel bearings and roll smoother with less friction. Ceramic bearings also resist dirt and moisture better than steel, but aren't completely waterproof.

Why are Swiss bearings better?

They perform better when they're dirty. They perform better when they're clean. They do outperform standard bearings and last longer, even if it is only by a very, very slim margin.