Overview
The Sonic Super Oil Bearing Lubricant is designed to coat bearings evenly, helping increase speed and deliver a smooth, free spin. Made from 100% synthetic oil, it forms a protective film that bonds to bearing surfaces, reducing friction while defending against heat and corrosion for consistent performance.
Built to last without drying, Sonic Super Oil features a long dropper tip for precise, mess-free application and works with bearings from any brand. It's an essential addition for skaters and players who regularly service their bearings and want reliable, long-term performance.
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| Model Number | 30071 |
| Includes | Sonic Bearing Oil Long Dropper Tip |
| Design | Coats bearings uniformly to increase speed and free spin 100% Synthetic Forms a protective film that bonds to bearing surfaces Defends against heat, friction, and corrosion Comes with a long dropper for precise application Can be used with other brand bearings |
| Product Note | This product is not available for international shipments. |
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Sonic Bearing OilA little on the thin side in terms of viscosity, but still does an adequate job of lubricating bearings. Make sure to clean out bearings first or the oil won't really do anything or make bearings spin less.
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Comments: I really think it works great and you will feel the difference after your bearing maintenance. For some reason, I think the top screw can be better because I think it leaks. I used it once and went back to use it for the second time, and notice that a notable amount of lube somehow escaped the bottle. It could possibly be the amount of drops I used per bearing (2), or my current setup. I ride aggressive set up with GC Mega's all flat wheels. Maybe if I was riding anti-rocker setup the product may have lasted longer, because I would only lube 8 bearings vs. 16. Will definitely repurchase again though
From: Eddie, Washington, DC
Comments: A little on the thin side in terms of viscosity, but still does an adequate job of lubricating bearings. Make sure to clean out bearings first or the oil won't really do anything or make bearings spin less.
From: Phillip, Grove City, PA, USA