Rollerblade Hydrogen ILQ-9 Pro skate bearings, lime (16 pcs)

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Rollerblade Hydrogen ILQ-9 Pro skate bearings, lime (16 pcs)

16 pcs · ILQ-9 Pro · SUS 420 stainless steel · 8 spacers

A set of 16 stainless steel bearings with 8 spacers and a metal case — the top bearing model in Rollerblade's range.

329.99 PLN

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Order today — delivery: Tuesday 27 Oct – Wednesday 28 Oct

Add spacers — 10% off as a bundle

Stelior skate spacer 10.05 mm — spacer between the bearings (opens in a new tab) ~~7.00 PLN~~ 6.30 PLN

Stelior skate spacer 10.15 mm — spacer between the bearings (opens in a new tab) ~~7.00 PLN~~ 6.30 PLN

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Delivery from 15.00 PLN · free pickup in Poznań and Wrocław
14 days to return — how to return or exchange a size

In brief

The Rollerblade Hydrogen ILQ-9 Pro is a set of 16 skate bearings with balls and races made of SUS 420 stainless steel. Each bearing has 9 balls, double-sided SCRS rubber seals and factory TK Gel grease. The set includes 8 spacers for 8 mm axles and a metal case. The set is enough for 8 wheels, i.e. a pair of four-wheel skates.

Quantity: 16 (a set for 8 wheels)
Material: SUS 420 stainless steel (balls and races)
Balls: 9
Seals: double-sided rubber SCRS, removable
Grease: TK Gel
Spacers: 8 pcs included, for 8 mm axles

Who it’s for

You skate a lot, including in the wet, and you've had enough of bearings that rust after the first rain.
You replace bearings together with wheels and want spacers included straight away.
You have freeride, urban or fitness skates on 8 mm axles, e.g. Rollerblade Twister, Maxxum, RB, Powerslide Imperial or Next.

When to choose something else

You have skates on 6 mm axles (some kids' models) — the included spacers are for 8 mm axles.
You are looking for a cheaper replacement set — see the other skate bearings.

Key features

SUS 420 stainless steel: The balls and races resist rust, so the bearings cope with skating on wet surfaces better than ordinary bearing steel.
9 balls per bearing: More balls than in typical bearings with 7 or 8 balls: the load is spread more evenly and the bearing runs more smoothly at high revs.
Double-sided SCRS rubber seals: They protect the inside from dust and moisture. They can be removed to clean and lubricate the bearing.
TK Gel grease: A factory gel made in the USA, chosen for low friction.
Spacers and case included: 8 spacers for 8 mm axles are enough for 8 wheels, and the metal case is handy for storing the bearings during servicing.

Technical specifications

Quantity	16 (a set for 8 wheels)
Material	SUS 420 stainless steel (balls and races)
Balls	9
Seals	double-sided rubber SCRS, removable
Grease	TK Gel
Spacers	8 pcs included, for 8 mm axles
Packaging	metal case
Compatibility	freeride, urban and fitness skates on 8 mm axles
EAN	8059791090563

In the box

16 Rollerblade Hydrogen ILQ-9 Pro bearings
8 spacers for 8 mm axles
Metal case

Care and servicing

After skating in the rain, rinse and dry the bearings — SUS 420 steel resists corrosion, but that does not replace servicing. You can remove the SCRS seals, clean the bearing with a degreaser and lubricate it again with gel.

Questions and answers

How many bearings do I need for my skates?

16 — two per wheel. This set is enough for 8 wheels, i.e. a pair of four-wheel skates.

Which skates do the included spacers fit?

Skates with 8 mm axles. That is most freeride, urban and fitness models, including Rollerblade Twister, Maxxum and RB and Powerslide Imperial and Next.

Don't these bearings rust?

SUS 420 stainless steel is very resistant to corrosion, but after skating in the rain you should still rinse and dry the bearings.

How does a 9-ball bearing differ from an ordinary one?

In the number of balls: typical bearings have 7 or 8. Nine balls reduce internal friction and improve stability at high revs.

Can the seals be removed for cleaning?

Yes. The SCRS rubber seals come off, you clean the bearing in a degreaser and lubricate it again with gel.

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