Bones Speed Cream R.F. makes your bearings faster and is very long lasting while reducing friction and providing protection against corrosion.
Features
Size (oz)
.5
Details
Comes with Sticker and Instructions
Reviews
4.9
Overall Rating
Reviewed by
69
customers
Good stuff!!
by N8 B
in Independence, OH(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 4/30/2021
Bones Bearings Speed Cream - single
Check it out!
0person has found this review helpful
Great 5 stars
by Irvin Rivera
in Dallas, TX(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 3/30/2021
Bones Bearings Speed Cream - single
Really helped out a lot speeding up my bearings
0person has found this review helpful
Works Great
by Keith Blair
in Clearwater, FL(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 2/25/2021
Bones Bearings Speed Cream - single
Does a great job of keeping bearings lubed up and spinning quietly.
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Standard Lube
by Brian
in South Jordan, UT(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 1/21/2021
Bones Bearings Speed Cream - single
They make my wheels spin. Make sure you clean the bearings before adding Speed Cream.
0person has found this review helpful
Works well
by Aren Lim
in Monterey Park, CA(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 10/15/2020
Bones Bearings Speed Cream - single
Makes my bearing smooth, can't complain
0person has found this review helpful
Great
by Karim Tawfik
in Woodstock, GA(Verified Buyer)
Posted on 6/6/2020
Bones Bearings Speed Cream - single
Great
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Asked by Panthers18 on 9/3/2014
What is the difference between this and wd40
Answered
by James D
(Tactics Employee)
on 9/3/2014
WD-40 is not a lubricant, it is a solvent that is good for removing rust. You don't really want to use WD-40 on bearings unless you plan on cleaning them with it first, then cleaning them again so no WD-40 residue remains. If you don't clean the WD-40 out, it will attract dirt and make your bearings sluggish within a short period of time. The speed cream is a great bearing lubricant that you can use more freely, and you do not have to worry about cleaning the lube out after application. Long story short, probably not a great idea to use WD-40 on skate bearings.
