Nah 🅱

Dale Decker odd for you to leave a comment a year later but ok.

“ HOW POSERS SET UP THEIR BOARD” “HOW POSERS GO TO ZUMIEZ” Jk dale we al love you

yup :P I bet if I ask u in total silence to stop a stopwatch a dozen times on an exact time, it would probably be 0.03 seconds apart for multiple readings from that alone.

yeah we know

was gonna say the same thing

but think about not having to keep switching bearings. that sucks. and buying them if u don't buy them all at once. plus swiss is way faster.

justinight it's not hard to switch bearings and it takes little effort to clean them

And we just saw how swiss was NOT way faster. Not any faster actually.

Max no you can't.

this guy listens in science

damn straight bud. I was about to comment that but I had faith someone said it first

that would still not be a big enough sample size, plus human reaction time is arounf 0,2-0,3 seconds, that results in a 3-4% inaccuarcy. better would be to get an dummy weight, and track and let the computer messure it, then do 1000 with each bearing and take the averages to get an more accurate comparision.

whatever tralala wtf

human reaction time is reduced with expectation. When you know you have to do something, specially when you have a visual feedback (seeing the finish line) you can be a lot more precise than when you are not expecting and have to react.

That is correct

Dale Decker 69th like nice

I learned what ABEC stands for

@@daledecker liked the video cuz ur comment lmfao respect a dude that deosnt bs defend nothing

For people who do want to learn something: Its true, abec doesnt matter for skating, and a lot of the chinese bearings put whatever number they want anyway. A quality Abec 3 is plenty good enough. You dont need "Skate" branded bearings or bearings from a skate shop. Skate branded bearings arent "designed for skating" they are literally just an industry standard 608 bearing. (With the exception of 6 balls; to my knowledge these are newish and the first bearing designed specific to skating). As long as you get quality stainless steel bearings with nylon cages and low friction removeable shield/s (for servicing) made in Japan/Germany/Switzerland and use a good lubricant you're going to have the equivalent to Bones Swiss, and if you get them from a bearings wholesaler it will probably cost less too. In saying that it is easier to just buy bones swiss and not too much more expensive. Bones reds are made in china; but they are better than majority of bearings coming out of China, they use decent quality stainless steel and quality control is good. Problem with most chinese bearings isnt the abec, but the grade of stainless steel tends to corrode quicker and deform easier, quality control is poor. They start out "fine" but within a short period the preapplied lubricant breaks down and everything goes down hill.

Joey Crawford u can do that??dam imma try

Serina_The Swagillicious I did it with a downhill longboard and they were 100% ceramic bearings and one blew up on a slide and I destroyed my hand because I only had one glove at the time and it wrecked a 60$ set of wheels

Joey Crawford wtf that is the stupidest use for the most expensive bearings on the market

Maddox Marshall reading comprehension

Joey Crawford that's what I just was thinking lol wonder what they are

Yes

Ok

@Cody Stout nah most definitely the og ones!

MedievalShadows he said the Swiss y’all must be hella slow

@@mahdrasool6115 lol take a joke

What bearings do u use

@@brianvilleda27 bones blues

@@g7ost0p they have bluez???

@@shmokeythefatcat idk lol i was just making a joke, you could definitely get blue covers for your bearings tho

@@g7ost0p u know whats sad. They actually make bones blues

John King exactly what I was thinking

Ikr

SteezyFrancisco danm longest

Lolol

Thank you so much he talks WAY TOO MUCH

SteezyFrancisco damn its like that? Lol

Literally... is this guy on drugs? Keeps saying he's gonna "put the bearings in his board now" and then rambles forever.

Exactly what I was thinking..

All the smart kids comment this

There's still the human variable left in the test which still can skew the results quite a bit.

Flipside which is why you do it 3+ times as consistently as you can to have an AVERAGE. Thats the point. He just rushed it to give an opinion for viewers who want validation when in reality its fine to trial and error what fits you.

Guys it’s fucking skateboard bearing does it really matter that much

Abec11 is a brand... actually really clever marketing choosing that name...

Lol

“Damn ABEC is really popular.”

craig phillips I thought the Abec Number was the amount of balls in the baring

Same

Amen brother. Bones reds gets my broke ass flying

man I really need to unlist this video

fuckyshityfuckshit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I don't even bother with bones. They've marketed themselves great though cuz skateboarders pay that little extra for them. You can use real cheap bearings that are just as good for like five bucks.

Just posting to annoy tf outa dale again. 😂 don’t unlist it, delete it. It literally has no value and only makes the argument about reds vs Swiss more convoluted and unclear.

Sup

AYOOOOO

yoooooo

rare comment

Ur the baby tho

Wanye Kest lmao wtf 😂

Lollery!

manuals wont be as exact and they would be harder.

This comment is underrated.

savage ass shit

Also dude you couldve just timed how long they go for by having the different bearings on different ends of the same board by sliding it on ground and then holding it up (to be consistent in the initial velocities or frequencies of the wheels rotation), friction is a constant variable in both experiemnts and timing it would be less effort i think but now im feeling like im just choosing the boring option oki'llshutupnow.

Good fuck Snickers

Those strawberry milky ways are the shit

I'm eating Maltesers

I haven't had a milky way in like 2 years

Jail time 💀

Dope

Epic

Ladies and gentlemen...we got em

W

steve this is the least grammatical correct comment I have ever seen

@@TDFMarkGochev lol, I was gonna say thay

@@TDFMarkGochev says the guy who forgot to end his sentence with proper punctuation !? 🤣😂😅😆😉

Lightning #2 oh I didn’t realize you were going to say “thay.”

@@rv_jumpshotz1139 XD *that

Phil Schultz tried what...

Exactly. Asking the real questions.

Which makes you faster, less pushing/higher average speed if there’s less friction/resistance

Things were so much simpler back in 88-97, either NMB or NSK and if you had lots of money..GERMAN/GKN or POWELL/SWISS! Rollerblading started the ABEC-war from the early-mid 90, skateboarding jumped on the band wagon late 90s.

That couldn't possibly be further from the truth. The standard 608 bearing has 6 balls in the races... That's 90+% of all skate bearings. They also make skate bearings with 5 balls only, specifically because the larger individual balls withstand impacts better. In their intended mechanical application, they aren't supposed to carry a load in the vertical position that we use them... they are supposed to be mounted in the direction that we would think is "sideways" and carry a load in that direction. (Notice that even with no load, your bearings spin faster horizontally than vertically) Adding more balls increases the maximum load in the intended direction but decreases maximum load in the direction that we typically use it, while increasing friction. A 7 ball setup is stronger in a powerslide but a 5 ball setup is stronger for landing from air. Regardless of how many balls are in your bearing, you are landing with all of your weight on 1 or 2 balls per bearing... you want those to be big balls. The increase in maximum rpm is irrelevant because even with an abec one 5 ball bearing, the max rated RPM would have you going faster than 150 mph on 60mm wheels... you will never hit max rpm. In a skate application, we are spinning the bearing so slowly that the max speed isn't nearly as important as the smoothness/friction. The margin of manufacturing error is way more important than max rpms...

Nope. Aside from 6 balls, a skate bearing IS just a regular 608 bearing with a brand stuck on the side. Only difference is the quality of materials used, plenty of "regular" bearings that use good materials and plenty of "skate" bearings that use shit materials. Mostly depends where theyre made; china usually = shit, japan/germany/swiss usually = good.

your phone is listening

+Dachi Bruh I know I realize that after it was up. I'm curious to know if the differences are as subtle as some think.

Dale you should do a pt 2 to this video using this method! :)

@Dale Decker subtle in performance. Different in longevity. Also your lubricant matters as how easy/fast/long they roll

Glorified H always

._.

Glorified H don't ever change ur profile pic man, ur a legend

SSSSSLLLLLAAAAAAMMMMAAAAAINN

*SLAMMIN*

TheHuskyK9 this. Had like one set of Swiss in like 05 or 06 and liked them, but now that they’re like 60$ I’ll never buy them again. Reds were fine and are still the same price they were 15 years ago sooooo reds it is

@@ImSoOld2007 how much did they use to cost?

Day n Knight like 30$

​@@daynknight6654They were 36 bucks back in 2002.

Por que? Entonces si son mejores los bones?

can't even imagine how much would swiss cost

fcuk! here it costs almost 30 dollas for a pack.

shaggy I'm from Australia and got Swiss for $20

In Europe they cost 25 Euros in a skateshop and 15 over Amazon. As they are imported there are huge differences in time

Jon Snow where from??

No one has used fidget spinners since 2017

Fidget spinners don’t have oil in them & the bearings in those are loose & rattle! Check out a video of someone trying to skate with fidget spinner bearings

@@HeadNtheClouds fidget spinners do have oil in them. They are made out of polyurethane, made from oil.

Ayesp Just save your time, his name is Hype Toy Reviews and he has a fortnite pfp

@@mdawsonh wow you are so down bad in the youtube comments bahahaah, my name is to piss you off lol...

In oroville cali at zumies they were like 5

@@sinkmc3682 As of this moment, Zumiez Canada is selling the box of 8 for $24.95 Canadian. That's $19.01 American.

+LandShark 11 omg that's genius

Dale Decker honestly put all beanies you have on the floor and show us. i swear every video its a fifferent beanie 😂

"All MOC Series bearings should be lubricated every 6 hours of use with ME-TOL Synthetic speed oil. When skating slalom, down hill racing or distance racing the bearings should be lubed every 2 hours of racing." That's really a deal breaker for most people. At least, it is for me. I don't want to have to take out all my bearings and lube them up before skating every day.

MatthewDDS you dont have to take out bearings to lube them

+MatthewDDS if you're doing slalom, then yeah I would bet it needs it. Regular skateboarding is nowhere near as wear-intensive. Might just be an idea tbh.

MatthewDDS nah, you don't need to lube them this often, I apply lube to bearings every 1 or 2 months, when they start making noise. Used my last bearings for 3 years, recently they started falling apart one after another. I used lube for car bearings.

Their website states that they're designed for all types of skateboarding. The only time you have to lube them that often is for slalom. Great bearings no doubt.

TacoKat he didn’t

Like to see a 3 month test of each one. Since swiss take at least a month to break in the quickest.

Well done my friend

For sure. Install the bearings with the proper washers and spacers. Put an appropriate lubricant in; lighter lubes will be faster but will be expelled quicker/let dirt in compared to a heavier ones so you have to compromise on maintainence or speed. Put bigger wheels on. Even just learn to push better. All these things independently will make a bigger difference than upgrading from a cheap china bearing to the fanciest bones swiss you can buy. The better bearings typically just use better quality materials so they last longer. If you go to a bearing store and buy a japanese/german/swiss made stainless steel, nylon cage 608 bearing with contactless sheilds and put a good lubricant in you effectively have bones swiss for less money.

UnfinishedSenten under the sun the bastards sun...

Mitchellman will pop the glock to feed himself and family

BY ANY MEANS MY ENEMIES WE WHIP THEM UP LIKE A CANTEEN

+Yugioh7272 Gaming cmon man its we WET not whip

Yugioh7272 Gaming Its supposed to be, "by any means his enemines my enemies we wet them up like a canteen.

mushlove Accelerate faster? What the fuck is that, an engine?

Reckless Rickey go to school

Factsss

No they would wear out quicker since they are harder than the outer and inner of the bearings and the only positive is speed and it can last to up to 500 degrees which I’m sure no one would ever be skating in so your only left with the downside which is them getting wrecked quicker and u spending more money

@@SosaSenseCheemzZ yup

Sk8boardin 4 life true

•_•

Sk8boardin 4 life or we can leave fidget spinners in the garbage where they belong.

delete dis

Jason McChesney finally a fellow "fidget" spinner hater