Skate Cream

Skate Cream makes one thing: a low-drag cream for ceramic skate bearings. Not a general shop oil. A film built for high RPM, low load, and the way a skate bearing actually lives.

Why it exists

Ceramic bearings showed up promising free spin. Then riders packed them with the same thick grease used on slow steel, or dripped in whatever light oil was on the bench. Grease killed the spin. Oil left the race. The bearing was fast for a session and dirty after that.

Skate Cream sits between those two failures. Thick enough to stay on the balls. Thin enough to get out of the way when you push.

What we make

A metered cream for hybrid and full-ceramic skate bearings. One small dot per bearing. Shields back on. Solvent-cleanable when it is time to service. Street, park, bowl — anywhere spin matters and grease is the wrong tool.

We do not make boards, wheels, or bearings. We make the film those bearings should have been running.

How we think about it

• Dose is the product. More lube is slower. The tube is built so 1-2 dots is the serving.  
• Ceramic is not steel. Si3N4 balls and a steel or ceramic race do not want a heavy pack.
• Service should stay simple. If it will not come out with a normal bearing solvent, it does not belong in the set.

Who it’s for

Riders who already run ceramic or hybrid ceramic bearings and are done babysitting a dry set. Skate shops that service bearings and want a lube they can recommend without a lecture.