🛹 100-Pack of Sealed Skateboard/Inline/Rollerblade Skate Bearing Ball Bearings - Red Seals, 608-2RS VXB Brand Review

Approx. 50 bearings installed so far, 2 of which are optically defective. One has a damaged bearing surface, the other a damaged plastic bearing shell.

Used them to make spinners and other 3D printing projects. They don't spin as long as an expensive bearing, but I didn't expect that for the price. You worked for my purposes

They are slightly larger than my black ones. This may not be a problem for a skateboard, but for 3D printed objects it is a noticeable difference. In addition, these are wonderful bearings and are very smooth.

Used these to build the MPCNC and my daughter 3D printed some spinners from leftovers. You definitely have to go through them to choose the smoothest movements depending on the application. I used some gun oil to alleviate the dirtier feeling.

I would not recommend these to skateboarders looking to save a few bucks over branded bearings. The quality just isn't high enough; Some of the bearings had visible defects (e.g. back-to-front bearing shields) and unscrewing them from the box was terrible. While it's possible they could work fine if cleaned and re-lubricated, I don't think it's worth the effort. Of the first 20 bearings I rode, none turned without that "lump" moving that usually indicates bad or dirty bearings.

I will not be surprised to learn that these are bearings rejected by the manufacturer and this seller bought and sold the defect. In my 50+ years I have never seen anything worse. They are noisy, poor quality seals and many of them are not properly installed and the inside diameters are sealed and deburred. I've attached a picture showing bad seals and a terrible bore finish. or "useful", you need to reset your expectations. These camps do not in any way deserve the star rating they have. I can

I have an interest in electronics and 3D printing and make a lot of small motorized devices. Almost all require high quality bearings to eliminate friction between slightly worn plastic parts. I've looked through hundreds of these specific bearings and found that they are durable, strong, and the same size, allowing me to design anything with the exact same sizes for whatever bearings are needed. They can handle fairly heavy loads with no problems. It is ideal value for money for a wide range…

Not a bad camp, but not great either. At about $0.30 each, the LOT of these bearings is excellent. But be careful, you get what you pay for. I bought these bearings for a school project where students are designing and 3D printing their own spinners. When these bearings were installed, they rotated slowly and for a short time. I can only assume that the viscosity of the grease was too high. As an experiment, a student removed one side of a bearing and sprayed rubbing alcohol inside, diluting…