Skateboard Accessories Bones Bearings Bearing-Tool

Makes taking off and putting on your bearings sooooo easy! Worth the money for the amount of time you save doing the whole process!

Product is just what I expected :) Have to thank Scoot n Skates for being so responsive when my parcel was delivered to the wrong location - they sent out another straight away. Would recommend 👍

Very useful handy product, fitting the bearings is easy but removing them needs some force but at least you're sure you're not damaging your bearings

I bought this because I was having difficulty getting my bearings out without one. turns out my wheels and bearings were just a pain and the tool didn't help. BUT the tool itself is perfect for use with bearings and wheels that are less stubborn. Tested on a friend's wheels and bearings to see the difference and it's definitely worth paying for imo

Great little gadget for removing the bearings from the roller skate wheels. One tip though. It doesn't go all the way in initially, so I remove the inner bearing first. Then remove the spacer before removing the other bearing.

So much easier than what I was doing before! If like me you play roller derby and switch your wheels out for different floors it'll save you a lot of time.

The idea behind the tool is great and I get how it works and locks onto the bearing to be able to remove it but it wasn’t that helpful for me personally. On my sons roller skates, which this was purchased for, the tool does not go in and secure in place onto the bearing as he has a metal spacer inside the wheel. Therefore the tool doesn’t lock onto the unison bearing to be able to remove it so you still have to find another way to remove the first bearing to be able to get the inner spacer removed. Once done and you have the first bearing out you can use the tool as normal to remove the second bearing on the wheel. In reverse when putting bearings back onto the wheel, you can use the tool to push the bearings back into place but it’s just as easy to use the axel to do this. Unless I’m missing something on how to use this tool to remove the initial bearing and avoid it getting caught on the spacer inside I can’t see this getting much use from me personally and will carry on with traditional methods.

Way back when in the early 90s everyone used to use a screwdriver or use their truck axles to pry their bearings out of their wheels. These days due to better maufacturing tolerances and metal hubs on skate wheels this just isn't possible. I bought this tool to remove my bones bearings from my metal hubbed Faster Skates wheels, does exactly that. So what used to take 15mins now takes 5mins and no damage to the threads of my truck axles no more. Happy days. Best invention ever.