Bronson G3 Skateboard Bearings 8Pk

Blind - created by skateboard industry pioneer Mark Gonzales in 1989. Mark Gonzales left the company "Vision", for which he was a pro rider, to then start Blind – the name being a sublte dig toward Vision’s name. Gonzales was soon joined by other pro skaters such as Jason Lee (from World Industries, today a famous actor), Guy Marino, Rudy Johnson (from Powell Peralta), Jordan Richter, Danny way, and others. In the early 90s, Blind became a highly prominent skateboard company – at one point the world’s largest skate brand.

Note: this is for 2 x bearings only.

DETAILS

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. They are inspected twice before being shipped to skaters and offer the greatest combination of performance, durability and low cost in the industry. Because they offer near Bones Swiss performance at a fraction of the cost, they have become the best selling bearing brand in the U.S.A.

Features:

- Single, non-contact, removable rubber shield for easy cleaning and less friction
- High speed Nylon™ ball retainer for greater strength and speed
- Pre-lubricated with Speed Cream™ racing lubricant
- Skate Rated™ clearances, tolerances, materials and lubricant provide the best performance and durability possible

Contents

Set of 2 bearings

Next Generation Bearings, Designed for Today’s Skateboarding G3’s

These bearings are super fast

Deep Groove Raceways - balls roll deep in raceway channels - reduces side impact damage & breakage
Straight Edge Frictionless Shields- pop off resistant - holds oil in, dirt and moisture out- easy to clean
Micro Groove Raceway Surfaces- linear micro-groove surfaces improve bearing lubrication, speed and spin
Max Impact Cage Design- non- distortion custom cage keeps the balls precision spaced & oil circulating
Balls Out Technology - eliminates shield and cage contact on impact for a go fast, stay fast bearing
High Speed Ceramic Oil- nano-ceramic compounds for wear protection - moisture, rust, corrosion resistant
Factory Fresh Quality- nitrogen filled shrink wrap, reduces metal & oil oxidation until ready to be ridden

Completely assembled and ready to ride.

One of the best graphics ever from Obfive!

Suitable from beginner to advanced.

Features:

5” OBfive trucks
14mm riser pads
65mm 78A wheels
Abec 7 chrome bearings
Clear broadcast grip
Length 28” x width 8”

Californian based, Zero Skateboards was founded by professional skateboarder and entrepreneur Jamie Thomas in 1996. Jamie and the Zero team's ethos of skating death-defying gaps and rails became the benchmark for how far skaters were willing to push their limits.

Californian based, Zero Skateboards was founded by professional skateboarder and entrepreneur Jamie Thomas in 1996. Jamie and the Zero team's ethos of skating death-defying gaps and rails became the benchmark for how far skaters were willing to push their limits.

Californian based, Zero Skateboards was founded by professional skateboarder and entrepreneur Jamie Thomas in 1996. Jamie and the Zero team's ethos of skating death-defying gaps and rails became the benchmark for how far skaters were willing to push their limits.

Californian based, Zero Skateboards was founded by professional skateboarder and entrepreneur Jamie Thomas in 1996. Jamie and the Zero team's ethos of skating death-defying gaps and rails became the benchmark for how far skaters were willing to push their limits.

Californian based, Zero Skateboards was founded by professional skateboarder and entrepreneur Jamie Thomas in 1996. Jamie and the Zero team's ethos of skating death-defying gaps and rails became the benchmark for how far skaters were willing to push their limits.

Blind - created by skateboard industry pioneer Mark Gonzales in 1989. Mark Gonzales left the company "Vision", for which he was a pro rider, to then start Blind – the name being a sublte dig toward Vision’s name. Gonzales was soon joined by other pro skaters such as Jason Lee (from World Industries, today a famous actor), Guy Marino, Rudy Johnson (from Powell Peralta), Jordan Richter, Danny way, and others. In the early 90s, Blind became a highly prominent skateboard company – at one point the world’s largest skate brand.

Blind - created by skateboard industry pioneer Mark Gonzales in 1989. Mark Gonzales left the company "Vision", for which he was a pro rider, to then start Blind – the name being a sublte dig toward Vision’s name. Gonzales was soon joined by other pro skaters such as Jason Lee (from World Industries, today a famous actor), Guy Marino, Rudy Johnson (from Powell Peralta), Jordan Richter, Danny way, and others. In the early 90s, Blind became a highly prominent skateboard company – at one point the world’s largest skate brand.

Blind - created by skateboard industry pioneer Mark Gonzales in 1989. Mark Gonzales left the company "Vision", for which he was a pro rider, to then start Blind – the name being a sublte dig toward Vision’s name. Gonzales was soon joined by other pro skaters such as Jason Lee (from World Industries, today a famous actor), Guy Marino, Rudy Johnson (from Powell Peralta), Jordan Richter, Danny way, and others. In the early 90s, Blind became a highly prominent skateboard company – at one point the world’s largest skate brand.

Blind - created by skateboard industry pioneer Mark Gonzales in 1989. Mark Gonzales left the company "Vision", for which he was a pro rider, to then start Blind – the name being a sublte dig toward Vision’s name. Gonzales was soon joined by other pro skaters such as Jason Lee (from World Industries, today a famous actor), Guy Marino, Rudy Johnson (from Powell Peralta), Jordan Richter, Danny way, and others. In the early 90s, Blind became a highly prominent skateboard company – at one point the world’s largest skate brand.

Blind - created by skateboard industry pioneer Mark Gonzales in 1989. Mark Gonzales left the company "Vision", for which he was a pro rider, to then start Blind – the name being a sublte dig toward Vision’s name. Gonzales was soon joined by other pro skaters such as Jason Lee (from World Industries, today a famous actor), Guy Marino, Rudy Johnson (from Powell Peralta), Jordan Richter, Danny way, and others. In the early 90s, Blind became a highly prominent skateboard company – at one point the world’s largest skate brand.