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- Condition
- New
- Model
- SG_B00BL9VCRE_US
- Dimensions
- 4.5 x 4.2 x 0.8 in
- Material
- Alloy Steel
- Bearing Number
- Kh-NVIH-111
- Item Thickness
- 8 mm
- Bearing Type
- Ball Bearing
Features 4
- BUILT IN SPACERS AND SPEED RINGS - .4045 built in spacers and .5mm built in speed rings mean no more small parts to lose when changing wheels/bearings.
- LOW FRICTION = FAST - The coefficient of friction is the lowest in the field of Tribology at 0.003% creating a near frictionless surface.
- PREMIUM LUBRICANT - Lubed with a Custom Nanoceramic Grease that "self heals". Grease enters imperfections in the metal and smooths them out, making for a faster bearing.
- 8MM AXLES - Precision 8mm axle holes fit all skateboard trucks for a super fast and smooth ride. Comes with 8 bearings (enough for 4 wheels).
Description
- The unique feature of our lubricant is how the nanoceramic compound fills in deformations or asperities in the bearing. These deformations cause friction and heat around them which hardens the nano-ceramic compound to that specific area. - This micro coating is 5 times the hardness of the host alloy and has a molecular bond with the host metal, filling in all the asperities and eliminating friction over time. - The coefficient of friction is the lowest in the field of Tribology at 0.003% creating a near frictionless surface. Mainly because the nanoceramic compound eliminates all asperities. - Extremely low water washout. - Corrosion on the inside of the bearing is nearly eliminated.
Specs 17
| Brand | Zealous |
|---|---|
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 4.5 x 4.2 x 0.8 inches |
| Bearing Number | Kh-NVIH-111 |
| Item Thickness | 8 millimeters |
| Brand Name | Zealous |
| Bearing Type | Ball Bearing |
| UPC | 045635858008 688713417799 |
| Number of Items | 8 |
| Part Number | Kh-NVIH-111 |
| Unit Count | 8 Count |
| Manufacturer | Zealous |
| Model | SG_B00BL9VCRE_US |
| Item Dimensions | 4.5 x 4.2 x 0.8 inches |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Compatible Lubricant | Grease |
| Specification Met | Skate Rated |
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Best Bearing for all-purpose riding.
Color: Steel
I've bought a few sets of these, and they are way better than bones reds. I can ride these in water, dirt, etc and they don't make noise for ballpark of 6 months. The magic therein is the Archoil AR8300 grease that is used inside of them. The same riding around my home in 1 day, and Bones Reds are already making all sorts of noise. Also, the fact that you don't need speed rings or spacers is awesome. Honestly, you can buy the Archoil grease and use it on your bones, but you still need the rings and spacers... who has time for all that? and why? when the zealous bearings are so cheap?? The only reason I would consider going with ceramics, is if I intended on extensive, high-speed downhill at speeds of 50+, which I don't. Now, the Archoil AR8300 (grease) is higher viscosity than Bones Speed Cream (oil), which may require a little more effort for cruising around town. Another thing to note that seems obvious to me now, which wasn't before, is that you should be sure not to set your bearings onto their flat side after a run. If you do this, the grease inside the bearing, which is likely in a more fluid state due to heat created by riding, will leak right out of the bearing. I just yesterday finished a run with a brand new set, and I set my board on it's side while waiting for the train. I later noticed that the grease on both bearings on that side of the board have seeped out, quite visibly, and the bearings are now already making some noise and are not as smooth (1st day)! Now, this is probably true of all bearings, however if you never planned on opening/maintaining your Zealous bearings, this could be a problem. For advanced folks already familiar with taking apart bearings for cleaning: I have removed the Archoil grease from one of my sets and I use either Speed Cream or Singer sewing machine oil for a lower viscosity and better cruising effectiveness. DISCLAIMER: this could damage your bearings if done incorrectly and Zealous does NOT recommend you try to open/clean your Zealous bearings. 1. CAREFULLY open up the outer seal of your bearing using a box cutter or thin edge by gently prying the seal from the inner edge. Note: the nylon bearing cage is on the outer side, so don't dig too deep with the box cutter or you'll cut/scar the cage. 2. After you've completely removed the outer seal, use a paper clip and gently insert it through the bearing, between the outer edge of the bearing cage and the outer race, and gently push the opposite/inner seal out and away from the bearing. Try not to scratch the seal. 3. Wash the seals with degreaser and water (I use dish soap), and dry with a microfiber towel. I set them out on a paper plate with a couple layers of paper towels underneath to allow for additional drying before continuing. 4. To clean the bearings, I use the Bones Bearings Cleaing Unit. Be sure to have removed ALL the seals from the bearings. Place the open bearings onto the threaded shaft of the lid and secure with the wingnut. Obviously you don't need to use the included spacers from the cleaning unit, as the bearings have built-in spacers. 5. Fill the bottle to the bottom line only (it's like 3/4" from the bottom or so) with Acetone. NOTE: Rubbing alcohol and Citrus degreasers will NOT work (I've tried). The AR8300 contains silicates; the alcohol and degreasers will indeed remove the grease, but you'll find chunks of silicate throughout your bearings, and this is bad. 6. Secure the lid of the bottle, with the bearings applied to the lid's threaded shaft. Shake vigorously for 3-10 minutes. The more you shake the less time it will take. Open the bottle over a sink, and carefully inspect the bearings to ensure that no grease or silicate remains. The bearings should each spin quite freely if all of the grease agents have been dissolved properly. If not, resecure the lid to the bottle and continue to shake. NOTE: this next part tends to make people VERY nervous 7. Once you are confident all the grease particles have been removed from the bearing it's time to remove the residual Acetone from the bearings. For this, you'll need to have Compressed Air and a Blow Dryer AT-HAND. While still on the threaded shaft of the lid, run your bearings under cool water for about 20 seconds, thoroughly rinsing away the Acetone from each bearing. Then QUICKLY remove the bearings from the lid shaft, blow the water out of each individually with compressed air (over the sink) and place onto another paper plate with underlying paper towels as fore-mentioned. Now hit the bearings with the blow dryer to ensure you get the rest of the moisture out with heat. Be careful not to overheat the bearings to the point that you cannot hold them in your hand. Flip over the bearings and hit again with the blow dryer from the other side. It is important to note that you want this step to be as QUICK AS POSSIBLE, as water will cause the bearings to rust in MINUTES; this is why it makes people very nervous. 8. Once you are finished drying the bearings, IMMEDIATELY apply your lubricant of choice: AR8300, Singer sewing machine oil, white lithium grease, Bones Speed Cream, etc. DO NOT use WD-40, or any other petroleum-based lubricant, as this will cause damage to the nylon bearing cage. Use a small amount of grease per bearing ball, or a few drops of oil per bearing, depending on which lubricant you use, and spin the bearings to distribute the lubricant. Most people will tell you that a little goes a long way, which is mostly true. However, if you open up a brand new Zealous bearing, you'll notice there's a fairly generous level of grease inside, but definitely not completely filled/packed. If you go with AR8300 you should consider mirroring the amount Zealous provides with their bearings if you want them 'as new.' 9. After applying your lubricant, it's time to put the seals back on. Check each seal to ensure they are not bent; if they are, simply massage them back to normal with your fingers, gently bending them straight again. A bent seal can rub against the bearings or cage, causing unwanted friction. To put the seal back on the bearing, gently press the seal against the sides of the bearing with your fingers in circular motions around the outer edge of the bearings until the seals naturally pop back into place. DISCLAIMER AGAIN: It's very easy to damage your bearings at any of these stages, so if you have any doubt, just buy another set as Zealous has intended these bearings to be dirt cheap and maintenance free. I could not find a guide online on cleaning these bearings (I ruined a set figuring this all out), so figured this would be as good a place as any.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2017 by BFancher
Better than Bones Swiss????
Color: Steel
DON'T LISTEN TO THE BAD REVIEWS. They are from people who have no clue what they are talking about and are writing these bearings off without letting the bearings properly break in. I was skeptical at first. I've skated for 14 years, on the streets and in parks. I've skated Bones religiously, though i've tried a decent variety. Bones Swiss was always my go to. They felt the fastest out of everything i've ever skated. They've lasted longer, and they were just smoother. But, now that i've tried these bearings, I'm sold. I've got a brand new set of both Swiss and Zealous which are broken in. I tested them in a park setting where I could pump around and really feel the bearings, and I tried some downhill longboarding. The Zealous felt faster in both regards. It's crazy the a set of $16 bearings can be as good, if not better than a set of $40 Swiss bearings. I'm completely sold. I'm keeping the Swiss in my skateboard and the Zealous in my longboard. The built in spacers and speed rings are also super convenient. I often times preferred no spacers in my wheels because the separate spacer always seemed to slow me down when the nut was tightened all the way down. But these just free spin while tightened all the way down like it's nothing. Super fast, super stable, you can't go wrong. If you take care of these and don't ride through muck and dirt or a dirty skatepark, they will last years, easily. For how inexpensive they are, at that point you can just buy a brand new set and be good to go. These bearings are crazy versatile. Get them, you won't be disappointed. And again, don't listen to the bad reviews, they are just ignorant and don't know how to properly use bearings. All the people complaining about the thick grease obviously never let the bearings break in, because the grease is only thick at the beginning, then it spreads out and settles properly after about a week to a month depending on how often you skate. After that, the bearings just take off.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2018 by Vicky l.
Awesome bearings, just buy them.
Color: Steel
I kept hearing reviews about these bearings on forums so gave them a shot. Like a lot of street skaters I had always just skated Bones bearings. After putting these in and cranking down my axle bolt (I usually only tighten like 95%) I immediately put 2 miles on these and have since skated them another 3-4 miles to get a solid break in. They’re awesome. The kind of awesome where you are switching over multiple setups to these bearings. They are buttery smoother, fast, and roll forever. Also completely silent. All you hear is the drone of your wheels on concrete and the reverberation through your deck. With the bolts cranked down you don’t get that fast free spin but all that matters is what the spin is like under weight. These are beautifully engineered bearings and I couldn’t be more excited to swap my other setups out to these.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by LOLfDundgren
The best bearings for LDP!
Color: Steel
I use these on my LDP setup and they are the best bearings you can get for the price. They install easy due to the built in spacers and they fit perfectly every time. I have had many sets of these and they never let me down. They also look pretty cool and they last a long time. Zealous is truly the best.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2026 by Dustin M.
Zealous Bearings - Smooth Riding with Zero Hassle!
Color: Steel
Hey, fellow skaters! Let's get real for a second - these Zealous Bearings are legit, and they're totally worth that 5-star rating I'm slapping on 'em. So, confession time: I'm not exactly what you'd call "conscientious" when it comes to bearing maintenance. But that's the beauty of these Zealous babies - they don't need me to baby them. They've got this built-in, no-fuss, self-healing design that pretty much takes care of itself. It's like having an auto-pilot for your bearings! Now, when you first slap these on, you might notice they're a bit stiff, like a pair of new shoes that need breaking in. But give 'em a minute! Once they've warmed up to your board, they offer a ride smoother than a fresh jar of peanut butter. We're talking less friction, more glide, and an overall performance that'll make your previous bearings look like they were rolling in molasses. And the durability? Man, these things are like the tanks of the bearing world! Even after the countless hours I've spent doing tricks, shredding parks, and cruising streets, these bearings are still rolling strong. So to sum up: If you're all about that skate life, but could do without the regular bearing maintenance, you gotta get yourself some of these Zealous Bearings. They're the chill, low-maintenance, reliable friend that every skateboarder needs. So go on, hit the pavement and enjoy the smooth roll. Happy skating, y'all!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023 by Ryan Allan!
Great Bearings, Overpriced on Amazon
Color: Steel
The bearings themselves have been excellent—smooth, quiet, and fast. They've broken in nicely and have held up well. I'd definitely buy Zealous bearings again. My only criticism is the price on Amazon. I paid about $24, but after purchasing I realized they're widely available elsewhere for around $16. That's a pretty significant markup for the exact same product. If you're already buying them here, you'll probably be happy with the bearings. Just do yourself a favor and compare prices first—you can likely save several dollars by ordering from a skate shop instead.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2026 by ES
Worked awesome for someone who is a newbie
Color: Steel
First time I ever had to buy new bearings, and really glad I did. I am not an intense rider, just using a longboard for easier commuting around college, going on joyrides, or going short distances. These felt extremely smooth, and the install wasn't difficult either. I enjoyed the color and the look it provided. It's been 3-4 years, and with my less than often use and abuse these are still on my board and holding up extremely well. No issues on dry land, going through rain, riding on asphalt or concrete. Can't compare to competitors since I only had my original and then these. But between the original ones, and the other couple boards I've owned, these are without the doubt the best I've ever used. 10/10 would recommend for the quality at this price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by Matt Benash
Buy them!!!! Stop thinking about it, and buy them.
Color: Steel
These are so smooth and fantastic. Feels like I’m riding on glass. The best of the best in skate bearings! There is a break-in period, so don’t get all mad when they don’t roll fast or long right out of the box. Trust the process! The grease they’re packed with just needs time. I know mine still aren’t broken in yet, but these just get better over time and these are definitely loosening up. Install them and ride them! You’ll see what I mean. Would definitely buy again! They’re SO quiet.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by TaraLynnXoXo