Overview
The Bones Super Swiss 6 Bearings are a major improvement on their legendary Swiss bearings! They contain 6 larger balls that roll with less friction than the 7 Swiss ball bearings. The balls are 20% larger in diameter and create way less friction at the same wheel RPM. This makes the bearings accelerate faster with thinner racers and are more durable.
They have a removable high-speed nylon ball cage that allows easy cleaning with a non-contact, frictionless, rubber shield. If you are a Bones Swiss user or if you have broken bearings in the past, give the Super Swiss 6 balls a try and see if they aren't worth a few bucks more.
They have a removable high-speed nylon ball cage that allows easy cleaning with a non-contact, frictionless, rubber shield. If you are a Bones Swiss user or if you have broken bearings in the past, give the Super Swiss 6 balls a try and see if they aren't worth a few bucks more.
Specifications
| Includes | (16) Bones Super Swiss 6 Bearings |
|---|---|
| Level of Play | Elite |
| Size | Standard 608 (8mm) |
| Serviceable | Yes |
| Ball Material | Stainless Steel |
| Lubrication | Speed Cream |
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Customer Reviews
Major improvementIt's expensive, it worth the money. after replace swiss 6 on my skates, I feel the difference, improve a lot.
Worth every pennyThese are freaking sweet bearings worth every penny!
Quiet, fast, smoothGreat bearing. Quite, fast, smooth ride. And should be easy to clean with the rubber seal.
Quiet and fastHave used lots of bearings on lots of different kinds of skates and will only use Bones brand. These Swiss 6 are quiet and fast. Use them for practice and competition indoor and outdoor. There is zero break-in time. A nice upgrade to a solid Bearing manufacturer
Easy to cleanThese bearings are easy to clean. If they even seem to be slowing down, clean them. As with any other bearing, if they get dirty or wet and aren't cleaned, they will wear much faster. Based on what I've seen so far, if you keep them clean they will not only be faster, they will be less expensive per year than any other bearings available. Check out BonesBearings.com for cleaning instructions.
Great performance and longevityI bought a set of these bearings two years ago. When I first stood up on them, I nearly fell on my butt. They are much slicker than any other bearings I have tried. I'm in my 50's and these help me keep up with the young bucks on the hockey rink. We play on an indoor sport court (plastic floor). I use them hard, but only for a couple of hours, twice a week (about 100 hours per year). I cleaned them for the first time a couple of weeks ago (when I changed out my worn out wheels) and they are as good as new again. At this rate they will outlast several more pairs of wheels.
Best bearingsThe best bearings I have ever experienced. Very solid and fast!
As advertisedVery smooth bearings. Fast as advertised. Have been using them for about 6 months on an outdoor rink and still going strong.
Held up beautifullyI've been using the same pair of these for many years in hockey skates. After regularly busting other 7 ball bearings these have held up beautifully. Well worth the price versus replacing sets of Reds a couple times a year
Very smoothVery smooth bearings.. highly polished balls and race ways.. spin time is almost equal to ceramic bearings.. big balls means more bearing life and more loading capacity... i like this bearings value to money....
Nothing comes closeI've been riding on one set of Super Swiss Six bearings since 2008. The first thing you notice is that these bearings are insane fast. Beginners should not use these bearings because a lack of control and discretion will get you maimed or killed, especially on downhills. These bearings will also survive water, dirt, and physical shocks with only minor decreases in performance. Regular cleanings and lube bring them right back to their out-of-the-box performance after heavy use in dirty environments. They definitely cost more, but you get what you pay for. I will probably buy only Super Swiss 6 for the rest of my skating life. Nothing comes close.
