Overview
The Oust MOC 9 Airrr 608 Skate Bearings were engineered to deliver premium performance during radial load roll-out and torsional load roll-out. In other words, these bearings perform just as well when you glide as they do when taking a hard turn, which is not something some other bearings can truthfully say.
The MOC 9 Air's are constructed with the highest quality, USA-made balls, finest polished raceways, and a seal system that is different than just about every other one on the market. The MOC 9 buna non-contact seal sits in a u-channel design, helping to prevent any dirt from intruding and it helps to prevent oil leakage.
Specifications
| Includes | (8) Oust MOC 9 Bearings |
|---|---|
| Level of Play | Elite |
| Size | Standard 608 (8mm) |
| Serviceable | Yes |
| Ball Material | Polished Chrome |
| Lubrication | Speed Oil |
Customer Reviews
Excellent bearingsExcellent bearings! My son is 1/2 way through his second season on these bearings and they still ride like new. We've never gotten more than a season out of any other brand of bearings (never tried Swiss) before these. He is definitely able to carry more speed through turns than he has with other brands.
You fly!These bearings are by far the best I've used (this includes ABEC 7, 9, and Mission Swiss). The seals on both sides do a really good job keeping them clean. They did take a few games to loosen up but once they did, wow, you can really fly! 5/5
Fast, tough and smoothOUST MOC 9's are first rate bearings!!! I took a chance on these and am glad I did. They are as fast as advertised, tough, and surprisingly smooth. The bearings werent too impressive right out of the package, but once I skated a few games on them they really loosened up and took off! Ive used Swiss bearings for 5 years until now, but these are a little faster, with an even smoother ride that makes turns and direction changes feel easy. The extra $$ for these bearings are more than worth it in the incredible ride you'll get, and I would buy these again over anything else Ive tried.
