By far my favorite bearings, I now own 4 sets of them. They roll great, and seem to require less maintenance than my conventional bearings. It seems like the longer I leave them alone, the faster they roll. But when it is time to clean them they are super easy to do so. Removal is a snap with the built in spacers. No worries about bending them up. They always roll true after a cleaning. Swapping wheels is quick and painless with less time spent getting your hands dirty handling spacers... Whether cruising or bombing, you will hear the wind more and your bearings less. It makes for a more enjoyable ride. The best feature by far is the fact that you can tighten your nuts down all the way, SNUG... no worries and no wiggle required. For sure this has helped my sliding. Precision is the name of the game. Which builds confidence in your setup, you know it will respond the same way to your inputs time and time again. No other bearing can promise you that. Biltins deliver, and they're less than thirty bucks!

hands down the best bearings ever buy them only from daddies they are the best cause u can crank them down all the way with zero bend or stopage and they make ur board sound so clean on a big bomb

nothing else. ever. they are better in every way. the seal on these is tight like a virgin and you dont deal with those little rubber seals on normal bearings that break and then get dirty crazy fast. these run faster, smoother, and quieter for longer than anything ive ever ridden. my board sounds like a jet when these run fast, and other guys are real jealous. the only complaint i have seen is they will rust when boarding in icy conditions; and personally i would avoid these firstly to avoid dying and secondly because one time i was boarding in below freezing weather and while doing a trick, the torque snapped my brittle bolts! these bearings wont fail in any conditions other bearings wouldnt fail first in. and they also dont deform any more (and perhaps they do so less) than regular bearings when you subject them to a lot of jumping and big tricks. afterward, theyre still silky on big hills.

I use only biltins since discovering them a year or two ago. They're the all-in-one bearing that is easy to install and is compatible with almost any skateboard/longboard that uses standard bearings. The only reason I won't give these a 5 star rating is because they rust and rust is a major problem when boaring around snowy and icy weather. They certainly are worth the 29$ but if only they were made of stainless steel or some metal that's rust resistant, I'd pay 100$ for a set, as these simply don't die under normal use in dry weather. One other improvement that won't hurt, is offering them in ceramic balls in a non-rustable housing, that would be the ultimate bearing in my opinion. But abec11 certainly got the right idea on the construction and durability. For what they offer $29 is a fair deal.

I've used Bones Reds, Swiss and Swiss Ceramics. These are my favorite hands down. When raw speed is compared, they feel almost the same as Bones Swiss and noticeably slower than Swiss Ceramics. But it's the ease of use and peace of mind that set it apart. No spacers, no speed rings and no vibration or chatter that I get from every other bearing. You can tighten these all the way down virtually eliminating all play in the wheels. The last thing you need to worry about when hill bombing is a misaligned bearing.