Sackorange 608 ZZ Skateboard Bearings, Double Shielded,8x22x7 Miniature Ball Bearings（Pack of 20)

These bearings worked for what I needed them for (filament spool rollers). They were sticky at first but as other reviewers pointed out that was easy to fix. What cant be fixed is the variability of the tolerances. The diameter of the inner hole was inconsistent even on opposite sides of the same bearing. A few of them also came with the metal shields smashed. They can be removed pretty easily bit if you need them to be shielded I would look elsewhere.

The ball bearings did do what they were supposed to, but didn’t do it well. The bearings were heavily greased to the point of no free spin. With a nice isopropyl bath they end up working for what I needed them for.

Not the smoothest bearings Ive bought but these are cheep and do what I need them to

Had to clean with WD-40 but after that they all spun freely no problem

I had to make a bass string winding machine for musical insterments and these bearings are just what I needed. In the pass bearings like these were in windmills, worleyjiggs I think its what they are called forgive my spelling! Since you cant find them in local stores you have to depend on reviews like these. YES I WILL USE THEM AGAIN. Good luck!

I read a lot of reviews stating they dont spin very well. This is 100% true. When you get them, they are gummy. A spray of WD40 and working them a bit will have them spinning nicely in no time. I dont use them for whatever they were manufactured for, so I cant say if they are good for whatever that is, but for hobby projects or 3D printed stuff, they work swimmingly.

I wish I had read more of the reviews. These are packed in such heavy grease that they are practically impossible to use out-of-the-box. They do not spin freely. Some reviewers have said this is actually preferable for industrial use. That may be. The product name says Skateboard Bearings and they are unusable for that purpose. Others say to take degreaser to these bearings and re-lubricate them. Again, that might be fine for some folks, but I bought a product, not a project. These are going straight in the trash and Ill buy free-spinning bearings from a local skate shop.

I got the bearing to use for the 3d print parts, but out of the box the bearing does not rotate too well. You may need some clean up and re lubricant depends on the use. Overall its OK for basic use.

Two out of 20 are very rough and poorly made. Quality control is questionable. All bearings needed break-in to spin. About 5 spin well, rest are just mediocre.

These came pretty sticky thanks to whatever grease they oack them with, not sure I can actually use these for anything than a filament guide for a 3d printer, like most have said here it seems some cleaning and wd40 goes a long way but jt doesnt make up for it and if you dont own wd40 for some reason then youl have to spend more money on a can of that first before using them.