Are ABEC 7 bearings the best?
Specifically, thanks to its smaller runout and axial play, an ABEC 7 bearing will perform better and last longer in high speed applications, than an ABEC 3 rated bearing. So, if you need a super precise, long-lasting bearing, ABEC 7 is probably the bearing for you.
Are ABEC 7 steel bearings good?
These are great bearings for the price. Cheaper than Reds and many other branded options. These are much better than any of the cheaper non-branded bearings. Definitely worth the extra few bucks.
Which ABEC bearings are the best for roller skates?
The BankRoll Dimes ABEC-9 Bearings are great for roller skates, inline skates, and skateboards. No issues with indoor/outdoor use and are comparable to other bearings on the market. They are 8mm, rated ABEC-9, and roll great with any wheels.
What does ABEC mean for rollerblades?
Annular Bearing Engineering Committee
ABEC stands for Annular Bearing Engineering Committee, the committee that rates bearings all over the world. In this system, the scale uses odd-numbered levels 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9, with 9. The higher this number is the tighter the tolerance of the bearing and the better the degree of precision of the bearing.
Are ABEC 7 bearings fast?
ABEC 7 bearings would be very fast and smooth, but very expensive. Plus, you start to run the risk of needlessly damaging them if you skate hard or aggressively. Note that some inexpensive foreign-made ABEC 7 bearings may not deserve this rating.
What does ABEC 7 mean?
The ABEC scale is a bearing industry standard for the tolerances in manufacturing of ball bearings. It goes ABEC 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9; the higher the number, the tighter the tolerance.
Is ABEC 9 better than 7?
Most people won’t notice a significant difference between ABEC7 versus ABEC9. Unless you are skating for speed at a high level, ABEC7 should be fine for urban skating.