8-Pack Skateboard Hybrid Ceramic Ball Bearing - Silicon Nitride Balls
UPC: 00193019060780
Item: Double Sealed Ball Bearings
Dimensions: 8*22*7 mm/Metric
ID (inner diameter)/Bore=8mm
OD (outer diameter)=22mm
8-Pack 608-2RS Hybrid Ceramic Skateboard Bearings
✔️ 8x22x7mm - Si3N4 Balls - EMQ - 34,000 RPM
This 8-pack of 608-2RS hybrid ceramic bearings is designed for serious skaters and high-speed applications. Built with Si3N4 silicon nitride ceramic balls, chrome steel races, and a steel cage, each bearing is double sealed to keep out contaminants and pre-lubricated for smooth, long-lasting performance.
✅ Size: 8mm ID x 22mm OD x 7mm Wide
✅ Type: Deep groove radial ball bearings
✅ Balls: Silicon nitride ceramic (Si3N4) for ultra-low friction
✅ Races: High-strength chrome steel
✅ Cage: Steel
✅ Closures: Double rubber seals (2RS)
✅ Radial Clearance: C0
✅ Precision: EMQ (Electric Motor Quality)
✅ Max Speed: Up to 34,000 RPM
✅ Quantity: 8 bearings
✅ Cross-References: 608RS, 608-2RS1
💡 Why use hybrid ceramic bearings for skateboarding and high-speed setups?
Hybrid ceramic bearings reduce friction, resist wear, and stay cooler at high speeds. With Si3N4 balls and steel races, they offer the perfect balance of lightweight speed and structural strength - ideal for skateboards, inline skates, or motorized wheels.
Faster, smoother, tougher - grab this 8-pack today and feel the ceramic edge with every ride!
Super stoked on these bearings!!! keep making great stuff!!!
I like this bearings, they work very well. It is not the first time I buy them but, hey, over $13 shipping for 4oz. worth of bearings is way too much and it was not even expedite shipping, it took forever for them to arrive.
I like the product, but I am not happy of my purchase.
I use these bearings on my band saw guides. It's nice to have them in quantity. Not so nice is they seize up quickly.
When new and clean, the bearings were very low drag. After maybe 100 miles of inline skating, some of these bearings have audible sand inside them and the wheels spin only for a 5-10 seconds instead of about 30. I've owned other bearings with better seals that kept sand out reasonably well for 500+ miles. The rubber on these seals no longer form uniform rings (the edges are jagged), either because it has deteriorated or was defective.