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Rodamientos Longboards: Top Gear for Riders & Skaters

Smooth, Fast, and Built to Roll — Longboard Bearings

Explore our curated collection of longboard bearings, designed for speed, durability, and the smoothest ride possible. Whether you're cruising the streets or carving down steep hills, the right bearings for longboards can make all the difference in performance and control.

High-Performance Bearings for Every Style

We carry a range of options—from durable steel to precision ceramic bearings longboard riders trust for minimal friction and long lifespan. Whether you're after the best longboard bearings for cruising or just want a smoother roll with premium longboard wheel bearings, there’s something here for every skill level and ride preference.

Find the Right Fit

Not sure where to start? Our collection includes options known for being some of the best bearings for longboard setups, including high-rated longboard ceramic bearings and versatile all-around choices. Perfect for both custom builds and replacing worn-out parts, these long board bearings are ready to roll right out of the box.

Cruise With Confidence

Pair your bearings with your favorite longboard bearings and wheels combo for a faster, more responsive ride. Whether you're building your dream board or upgrading your current one, we’ve got you covered.

Explore the full collection and find the perfect set of longboard bearings today.

 

FAQs

Do I need special bearings for a longboard, or will skateboard bearings work?
Longboard bearings share the same standard 608 size as skateboard bearings, so options like Bones Reds and Bronson G2 in this collection work across both. The main difference for longboarding is that higher sustained speeds and downhill riding put more heat and stress on bearings than typical street skateboarding, which is why riders chasing top speed often choose higher-tier options like Bones Swiss or Swiss Ceramic rather than entry-level bearings. For casual cruising, standard bearings perform just as well on a longboard as on a skateboard.
What is the difference between Bones Reds, Super Reds, and Swiss bearings for a longboard?
Bones Reds in this collection are the entry-level option, using a precision race and standard shields for reliable everyday rolling. Super Reds add a nylon ball retainer that keeps the balls evenly spaced, reducing friction and improving durability for riders pushing more often or riding longer distances. Bones Swiss and Swiss Ceramic sit at the top of the range, using Swiss-made precision components built to hold speed longer on sustained downhill runs.
Does ABEC rating actually matter for longboard bearings?
ABEC ratings measure manufacturing precision for machine applications spinning at constant high RPMs, which does not reflect the irregular, high-heat conditions of downhill and freeride longboarding. Bones deliberately does not use ABEC ratings on bearings like the Reds and Super Reds in this collection, instead focusing on race design and shield material suited specifically to skating. Riders comparing options should weigh brand reputation and skate-specific engineering over an ABEC number when choosing longboard bearings.
How often should I clean my longboard bearings?
Bearings in this collection should be cleaned when they start sounding gritty, rolling noticeably slower, or feeling rough when spun by hand, which for longboarders riding outdoors in dirt or wet conditions can happen faster than for park skateboarders. Regular cleaning with a bearing solvent and re-lubrication extends bearing life significantly, especially for riders doing frequent downhill or freeride sessions where speed and heat add extra wear. Bearings should be replaced once the races show visible pitting or roughness that cleaning no longer fixes.
What is the benefit of ceramic bearings like Bones Swiss Ceramic for longboarding?
Ceramic bearings, such as the Bones Swiss Ceramic in this collection, use ceramic balls instead of steel, which are harder, smoother, and collect less debris, resulting in less frequent cleaning and generally faster, longer-lasting roll. This matters most for longboarders doing sustained downhill runs or long-distance pushing, where consistent speed over time is valuable. Casual cruisers riding shorter distances may not notice enough of a difference to justify the higher price over a steel option like Bones Reds or Bronson G2.
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