Roller Hockey Laagrid
Tempish Abec 7 Bearings 8-Pack
EUR 12,95Tempish Abec 9 Bearings 8-Pack
EUR 17,95Wicked Twincam ILQ9 Classic Bearings 608 16-Pack
EUR 49,95Wicked Twincam ILQ7 Bearings 608 12-Pack
EUR 36,95 EUR 32,95
Wicked ABEC 5 Freespin 608 16-Pack Bearings
EUR 26,95
Bones Reds Bearing
EUR 2,95
K2 ILQ 9 Classic Plus Bearings 16-pack
EUR 44,95 EUR 41,95
Tempish Si3N4 Ceramic Bearings 16-Pack
EUR 199,95
Wicked ABEC 5 Freespin 608 50-Pack Bearings
EUR 44,95 EUR 39,95
K2 ILQ 7 Bearing 16-pack
EUR 42,95 EUR 29,95
Wicked ABEC 9 Freespin 608 16-Pack Bearings
EUR 32,95 EUR 31,95
Tempish Abec 5 Bearings 8-Pack
EUR 11,95
Wicked SUS Rustproof 608 Bearings 4-Pack
EUR 17,95
Wicked ABEC 9 Freespin 608 50-Pack Bearings
EUR 70,95
Wicked ABEC 7 Freespin 608 50-Pack Bearings
EUR 59,95 EUR 52,95
Supreme Abec 5 Bearing
EUR 1,95
Supreme Abec 9 Bearings
EUR 2,45
Wicked ABEC 5 Freespin 608 8-Pack Bearings
EUR 11,95
Supreme Abec 7 Bearing
EUR 2,45
Tempish TRT Hi Speed Bearings 16-Pack
EUR 44,95 EUR 39,95
Tempish ILQ 7 Bearings 8-Pack
EUR 29,95
Wicked Swiss by Jesa Bearings 16-Pack
EUR 99,95 EUR 89,95
Tempish ILQ 9 TwinCam Bearings 8-Pack
EUR 27,95Roller Hockey Bearings for the Smoothest Rolls
Although they’re only a small part of your hockey boots, having a good set of inline hockey bearings can make all the difference. Each wheel has two bearings, and they are what makes your wheels spin. Bearings are usually made out of steel or ceramics and you can choose between open or closed bearings. You can read more on the different styles of bearings in our Buying Bearings guide.
Of course, many roller hockey players choose a wheel setup where the wheels are different sizes. If this is you then you shouldn’t worry. The majority of bearings are the same size, labeled as 608, and also work with inline and roller skates.
All About the ABEC Rating
When selecting a bearing, also keep an eye out for its ABEC rating. This is referring to the precision of the bearing, in other words, how smooth the bearing will roll. This is measured on a scale of 1 to 9, with the higher the number the greater the precision. Remember though that not all bearings are included on the ABEC scale, so it’s not necessarily the case that the best roller hockey bearings are the ones with the highest ABEC rating.
Common questions regarding roller hockey bearings are how to get bearings out of the wheels and then how to clean them. Our Bearing Cleaning video and guide will talk you through these making sure that your bearings look and feel as good as new. However, if you have done this and still don’t think that you’re getting the smoothest performance, then maybe it’s time to get some new Roller Hockey Wheels.