G3 Skateboard Bearings - Set of 8

I have tested, Bones Reds, Red Race, Bronson Raw, Bronson G3, and Zelous bearings. I noticed a huge speed difference using the G3. My first ride with them were incredible. I was having fun cruising on these. They roll further and go fast! Zelous are good but they are more heavy duty for riders that go through harsh conditions and mountain ride. They are the slowest for flat surfing. For absolute speed and roll time, Bronson always comes out on top. The Raws are the fastest out of everyone for flat surfing. But they are prone to getting dirt and slowing down over time.Top 3 bearings list: 1.G3 2. RAW 3. Zelous.G3's come out on top because they have fantastic roll speed and roll time. They are the compromise of speed and durability. They aren't as quite fast as the RAWS but they are almost there! They are faster than Bones Reds and I don't wanna pay for ceramics. (I'm a cruiser dude) skate for transportation.

I'm just gonna jump right out of the box and say that these bearings are quite literally amazing. The bang for your buck is just incredible. I just switched my 2 month old Reds for these, and I noticed such an immediate difference.When I swapped out my Reds for these, I noticed that some of my Reds bearings were not even spinning right anymore, and that was just after roughly 2 months of use. And that's not even 2 months of skating everyday, but I digress.Back to these Bronsons: I noticed when I was skating my local streets, I exerted less energy pushing off with my feet, as well as taking less pushes to achieve the desired speed I wanted. I appreciated this so much because my city is very hilly, and climbing back up hills was kind of a drag, especially after being tired. They also feel so smooth to skate on, and honestly feel like they keep getting faster the more I use them. Keep in mind I've only owned these for 2 days so far, but I've probably already put about 10-12 hours into them.Skating at my local skate park was also a night and day difference. I noticed I was getting a ton more speed going up inclines with little effort, whereas for my Reds, I would have to push twice or even three times as hard. I just want to add, I had a really killer session at the park today, and I attribute it to these bad boys.All in all, I have been converted and am a true believer in Bronson G3s, and any other Bronson product for that matter! Like I said earlier, the bang for your buck easily gives these bearings a 5-star rating. But they also have a smooth and fast ride that can probably compete with bearings double the price.I'll try to make an update review after 2 months and see how they hold up, but I have a gut feeling that all of these bearings with still be spinning, unlike my Reds smh >:(Thanks for reading my review and I hope you found it helpful!

I recently installed Bronson G3 bearings on my Razor A6 scooter and I am extremely impressed with the difference they have made. The smooth and efficient roll of these bearings has greatly enhanced my riding experience.The installation process was straightforward and the bearings fit perfectly on my scooter. Once I hit the pavement, I immediately noticed the improved speed and precision of the G3 bearings. They have definitely elevated the overall performance of my scooter.I appreciate the high-quality construction of the Bronson G3 bearings and their durability. They have shown no signs of wear and tear even after multiple rides. I can confidently say that these bearings are built to last.Overall, I am thoroughly satisfied with the Bronson G3 bearings and would highly recommend them to anyone looking to upgrade their scooter. It’s always a great feeling to invest in a product that delivers on its promises, and these bearings have definitely exceeded my expectations.

I like these bearings because they weren’t very expensive and it was a nice upgrade over stock. I did a wheel spin on the stock bearings and the front wheel spun for 2minutes 15 seconds. After replacing them i did it again and the front wheel spun for over 10 minutes. I kno Nothing scientific but i can see the difference. And didn’t have to spend too much

I had a gift card so I bought another set of these even though my old G3’s of almost 2 years are still awesome. I am a skate freak & love these bearings, they are fast, smooth and strong & what I love the best is their shields actually go all the way to the inner race to keep that sand & dirt out. Less maintenance & have not had even 1 wrecked bearing in2 years after many miles of beach skating. I have them in my inline skates & they are dependable & are not going to break like cheap bearings. The cage is stronger & doesn’t have any rough edges, which would snag on the inner or outer race. I found these to be the best bearings I have ever had, and that is including expensive Swiss (they didn’t have adequate shielding & sand got in the holes by the inner race. I hope this helps someone. I have been through a lot of money and headaches trying to keep the sand out. I would also like to try those Fireball Dragon Bearings for their labyrinth shields & inner race design & price point, but I chose these first.

These bearing are very smooth! Although the original (bones reds) bearings spin longer out the box i think these are good too, keep in mind they have a break in period which ive not done so i cam say though they dont spin as long out the box they are still very smooth rolling so that will contribute to higher speeds, high viscosity oil

These are some of the FASTEST bearings I've ever skated with. I did not use the bearing spacers they came with however. I tried them on first setup, but then removed the spacers after about an hour while at the park. They just make the skateboard sound, not like a skateboard. But the bearings themselves you will not be disappointed with. I would trust anything made by Bronson based on these bearings.