Our on-line catalog of bearings shows the Miniature, R, 1600, 6000, 6200, 6300, and 5200 series which are imported from China, as well as our special 608ZZ-ABEC bearings designed especially for the "rollerblade bearings" and skateboarding industries.

Skatebearings.com has been a well known supplier of ball & roller bearings for over 20 years. Our order desk offers over 50 years of ball & roller bearing expertise for you, our valued customer. We are proud to present our new web site, which provides you with the ability to purchase many of our bearings online and inquire about availability for other sizes not shown. 

Damaged, dirty or defective rollerblade bearings will slow the skates down and can pose a danger to the skater. Buying a new set of bearings periodically will keep your skates fast and safe. Follow these steps to execute the purchase.Think about what kind of skater you are before you buy. Rollerblade bearings perform differently, depending on the kind of skating they were made for. Determine whether you use your skates for tricks, speed performance, long distance or sports like hockey. This will help you narrow the choices to find the right kind of bearing.

Consider your wheels. It's important to couple bearings with the right wheels. Many skaters find that hard trick wheels are best with slower, more durable bearings. The opposite is true for big, soft wheels: a faster bearing will maximize rollerblade performance.

Bearings are the heart of the rollerblade wheel assembly, and is the part of your rollerblades that actually allows the wheels to spin. So, choosing the right bearings is an important decision if you are looking for optimal performance both outdoors and on indoor surfaces. The best bearings to use in your wheel assembly depends primarily on the type of rollerblades you have.

The two main types of bearings found in rollerblades are standard 608 bearings and mini 688 bearings. The most common type is the 608 bearing, which is slightly bigger in diameter compared to the mini 688 bearings. The first step in choosing the best bearings for your particular rollerblade brand is determining which type you have; always replace your bearings with the same type.

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