Wellgo 608-2RS Ball Bearings Skateboard Bearings Double Rubber Sealed Shielded Miniature Deep Groove Bearings 8mm x 22mm x7mm for Skateboards Inline Skate Scooter Roller Blade Skates etc -10pcs

Works for my needs

bought these to replace 608z bearings that came with a brand new Oregon lawn mower balancer. one bearing was ok and one bearing was faulty. bearings measure 8 mm bore, 22 mm outside dia. and 7 mm bearing housing width. bearings fit spindle and housing with no issues of fitment. bearings are double sided plastic shielded and were oiled with light machine oil without removing the shield. bearings were bought for free movement and close tolerances and are better than what i replaced. bearings arrived sealed in plastic bag and placed inside a clear plastic storage tube. mfg advised not touching bearings with bare hands doing installation. very happy with fitment and performance and like the idea the side shields can be removed if necessary. a good value for 10 bearings and i now have replacements if needed in the future

Great bearings for the price. Wasn’t expecting ABEC 11 for this price!! Very smooth and no noticeable play or tolerance issues. Very well lubricated so if you want them to spin for a long time like in a fidget spinner then either wash out the heavier lube or buy other bearings. Fits perfectly on 8 mm shaft. (Shaft actually 7.98mm. Bearing ID about 8.02mm). Measured other 9 bearings and all were within 22x8x7mm +- .06 mm. While not ISO or ABEC(if you’re a skater) certified, these seem to work fine for my application, which is light duty (<50lbs) hobby use. I believe they should work fine in power tools and also for heavier applications but YMMV. very pleased

These are good bearings, arrived quickly and allowed me to replace the ones in my kids' scooters. I like that there were 20 in case any bearings had issues... I only needed 16. T hey are like every other 608 bearing I've ever seen. I'm not sure where they double rubber seal is but it's not apparent to me... Must be inside the outer seal? They all rolled smooth with a good mid-thick grease feel. Perfect for kids scooters. One of my kids loves puddles a bit too much so I'm hoping these will last longer than the originals. A note about my application: My kids have Jetson Saturn scooters. The back wheel has double 100x24mm wheels, with a single axle. Inside each wheel is a spacer that holds the load when you tighten the axle. Those spacers had rusted out completely so I will need new ones. These bearings do not come with spacers. Another note: when replacing the bearings I noticed one scooter's wheel had very uneven wear due to a loose axle. I ordered new wheels that come with bearings for $14 for a pair of wheels that light up. In my case, ordering new wheels with bearings would've been a better use of my time. However, the front wheels are much larger and appear more specialized. So I replaced those bearings as well. They use a plastic spacer that seemed fine. The scooters roll great with new bearings as expected. Kids love them.

Before ordering, measure your current bearings with a digital caliper. Can't beat the price. I tried them out today by skating about a half mile and had no issues. One thing I noticed was that when properly adjusted on the skates, the did not freely spin for more than two or three revolutions, but on the street they worked fine. For you high-speed skaters, these may not be for you but for recreational skaters like me they do the job just fine.

I purchased these bearings to replace the original ones in my dad's upright walker. The original bearings were not sealed, so they wore out very prematurely and the company wanted an enormous amount for wheels. These bearings are sealed on both sides, which will increase their longevity. The wheels were plastic so I carefully pressed out the old bearings and pressed in these bearings. The walker rolls very smooth and no noise.

Decent bearing. Recommended for casual use, but for it does not compete with a Bones Red or equivalent. Rolls smooth, but slow. If ABEC 2 was a thing this bearing would be it. Replaced bearings on a friends longboard. The board is a decade old and might have 20 miles on it. Did not make sense to put 'high end' bearings in.

The bearings are a simple press fit, I was able to press out the old bearings and measure them to find out that the 608's are a match. ordered them and pressed them back in and viola our broken blade assembly works great and is far superior to crappy aftermarket options. Thank you!