BRONSON SPEED CO. G2 Skateboard Bearings - Set of 8

I have has a set of these in my cruiser for years, and they are crazy fast and durable. Bought a pair recently for my skateboard and experienced the “they don’t roll farther than a walmart board” everyone was mentioning in the reviews. Even after applying some extra bones speed cream, they barely rolled. However, I took them to the skatepark today and within 10 minutes of riding around they were as fast as a cheetah with a fireant in its ass and as smooth as whipped butter. For the price these are a steal right now, they are cheaper and better than bones. Buy them!!!

I've been riding these for a long time now, and not a single one has broken. Most durable bearings I've had at this price point

Replaced Bones Reds with these bearings given the price was similar and wanted to try something new. The G2 bearings are super quiet compared to Reds. No real noticeable difference when riding (speed, acceleration, etc) other than how quiet the ride is. I currently ride 92a Rictas so the board just glides, so quiet, and so solid, no rattles. We'll see if they hold up over time, but happy with the purchase so far. These bearings are sealed/shielded on both sides compared to one side with the Reds. Spacers were included, but not washers.

These are just great. I bought these to replace some Bones Race Reds after they were destroyed after getting slightly wet. Figured I'd try some cheaper ones that I could just replace regularly. These are amongst the fastest if not the fastest of all the bearings I've used (never tried ceramic though) in 30 years of street skating, and longboarding. Straight out of the box, no break-in. I meant to replace my bearings last year but never got around to it because they were still fine. I essentially accidentally skated the same set for 3 years. I skated in the rain probably a minimum of 50 times and they were still fine. I always thought I would have to replace them since I didn't dry them out or oil them after and sometimes the next day they'd sound pretty bad and not spin long when I flicked my wheel with my finger but then I'd skate 15 minutes to work and they'd be completely fine again by the time I got there. In 3 years of skating around 40 minutes a day, 5 days a week, 6 months of the year, even in the rain and NEVER cleaning or oiling them one single time, after all of that, today they are still perfectly skatable. I'm used to having to replace bearings every year even when I actually take care of them so this has truly blown my mind. Before just buying these again though I made the mistake of trying out a more popular brand that I had never tried before that used to be the same price as these but now are $10 more. I thought I'd go back to built-in spacers since the Bronson spacers don't fit right in my longboard wheels (they're too short). I've never noticed a difference with or without spacers though. But the Zealous still felt like they had mollasas in them after 10 hours of skating and I gave up waiting for them to break-in like everyone claimed they would. Just went back to these like I should've to begin with. I'm going to try other Bronson bearings now though because these are just ridiculously good. 10/10 recommend. Fast, and as far as I can tell indestructible. Probably will only buy Bronson from now on unless something goes wrong in the future.

I use skateboard bearings for projects and things I 3d print and I decided to give this a try for the current project I'm printing, and naturally I'm not going to buy top-dollar bearings because I'm not skating on them so cheaper is better. I always test bearings on a fidget spinner because it allows me to easily gauge their smoothness, noise, and free-spin duration. These bearings are smooth and quiet, but they don't have much 'stamina' for lack of a better word. They don't free-spin very long at all. Maybe they'll break in and get better or maybe they won't, but either way I was able to get far longer free-spin duration and the same smoothness/noise level out of a 4-pack of cheap bearings I got for free from the Wish app several years ago. I have no idea how good they'd be on a skateboard, but if you need long free-spin duration out of your bearings these aren't the best option.

Even without having broken them in yet, they seem to be rolling really well, were easy to put it in my wheels, and fit perfectly in 53mm wheels.

So my 7year old wanted to try skateboarding. I bout an old board from a skate shop $20. Well the bearings were really cruddy. I did some research and saw that everyones skate bones reds. I also heard that these Bronsons are really hot right now because of the price and quality. I paired them with some new 60mm shark wheels and it is now scary fast for a newbie. He usually can just push off one time to get going fast enough for him. He loves the combo. And the Bronson come with spacers too. If you are on the fence between these and bones reds get these and save 5$. You would be disappointed. Shopping was very fast by this seller.

Very fast. Smooth .

Super geniales me encantaron

Is so nice skateboard bearings and original bronson speed

Some skater boy told me to get bronson g2 instead of reds and yo they are fast. When you're riding they roll so good. I have noticed they don't like to spin on the ground for a long time, but I don't think that's relevant. You're not at that rpm when you're moving. I put mine in rollerblades too btw, doesn't change anything but still lol

These are wicked fast bearings

Good bearings, like the orange color too.