PGN (20 Pack) 608-2RS Bearing - Lubricated Chrome Steel Sealed Ball Bearing - 8x22x7mm Bearings with Rubber Seal & High RPM Support

Use them on my kick scooter and have not had any issues at all. I ride the scooter for commuting to and from work (around a mile each way). I performed the same procedure for all my bearings and when I get them new I clean them and then re-grease with the particular grease I like. The spin well, don't trap any dirt while riding and have not succumbed to the weight and bumps.

This 10 pack of bearings was exactly what I needed for my old bandsaw. They work great and I am very please with the quality and the price.

I'm not using these for any high speed stuff, so idk how they perform in that case. However they're extremely smooth bearings at low speed. That's about all I can say, they're worth it. Very very quiet too

I know... But it's a personal quest to find cheap consumables. Not to mention, these frames have 5 wheels, so the twenty pack and the cute little penguin logo sold me. The bearings have little free spin but that means nothing. They likely have a heavier grease in them than most bearings marketed towards skating. I didn't bother washing them out and re-lubricating, just popped them in and did a quick two miles to see how they feel. Well they roll and they're smooth. Nothing mind-blowing, but no red flags and not significantly slower than anything costing three times as much. I'll update my review once I get a few more miles.Edit - 12 mile urban skate today with plenty of hard stops side-loading the bearings significantly. They're freeing up a bit and seem to roll well. It may be in my head, but they seem a little slow to accelerate, however they maintain speed well. One downhill run I do has a flat section in the middle that usually requires a bit of stride in between, and these were rolling fast to the point where I really felt the rocker on my skates wobbling at speed. So far so good! I'll update again in after a few more miles.

Buy it now. Do it. These are the bearings for you. Bearing fit nicely in bearing arbor with a minor shim cut from aluminum can. Fits motor shaft securely. Toughest thing about this job is disassembly / reassembly of the vacuum. Nice bonus is you can clean out all the crud that has accumulated over the years.

I purchased a 100 pack for a little less than the price as a descent pack of 16 inline skating bearings and after 3 to 4 weeks of 3 to 5 hours per week use on multiple sets of wheels I am impressed. They are at least as good as my other name brand skate bearings for the first few weeks. Since I started in May of 2019 I skate about 100 miles / 161 km per month on average on hilly asphalt streets of my neighborhood in south western PA.

Used to replace the bearings on my rikon band saw

I used these berings on my Grizzly bandsaw, they work great.

There are of excellent quality. Smooth running. I used in sewing machine repairs and RV furnace repair… not just for roller blades or skate boards.

These are perfect for 3D printing applications. I used them in a spool holder I printed and they are excellent They offer some resistance, but I am sure that with some use the grease will loosen up as others seem to have indicated.

Good Videos of how to install this on You Tube.The Shop Vac was a little bit noisy and smoking after a few minutes use. The original bushing was the problem. Motor brushes were almost new. This bearing saved the Vacuum and the Shop Vac is working perfectly.

Strider Bikes runs 608 bearings. These worked really well wheels spin about 20 second before stopping. Smooth. Handles my my weight no problem.Not sure how long they will last yet. Will update if there are issues.All bearing contained reasonable amount of grease via rolling resistance / inspection of one bearing.

I was using them on my friends kids longboard, so I needed 8. I had to break into the 2nd sleeve of 10 to get 8 working bearings, but for the price you honestly can't complain too much. I don't need them often, but these bearings are a great price, and are quite smooth. Reds Bones are obviously better, but for the price, I'd do these no problem!