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Cage Bearings - Pivot: 5mm<br>Ceramic Bearings: 3/64" (15 ball)
Cage Bearings - Pivot: 5mm<br>Ceramic Bearings: 3/64" (15 ball)
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Cage bearings that allow more balls to be placed around the knife pivot than standard cage bearings. Which provides more support for the blade and decreasing stress on each ball. The ceramic balls are captured in the disc but are still free floating to prevent binding.
Includes Grade 5 ceramic bearings pre-installed.
- Increased blade support over caged bearings of same size
- Improved ball pathing around pivot
- Less pivot screw tightening required
- CNC machined from solid phosphor bronze
Dimensions
| ID | OD | Disc | Ball |
| 0.201" | 0.335" | 0.035" | 0.0469" |
| 5.08mm | 8.51mm | 0.89mm | 1.2mm |
Ordering details
- One set equals two individual cage bearings
I have two Kizer Militaws, one of the fancy boys and one of the more budget friendly versions. The fancy one has much better action which makes sense, but I wanted to improve the action of the cheaper one so I bought these bearings. I've been hearing about Skiff bearings for years, but man... I underestimated how much of a difference these would make. The cheap one now rivals the fancy one in terms of action and was still a fraction of the price. What's crazy is the Militaw has bearings already, but these bearings are on another level. I'd highly recommend them.
It makes all the difference
So I did my first bearing replacement on my vosted raccoon knife, I first watched the utube video on it and it went perfect I didn't even have a issue putting the lanyard back in place.. you too can do it.
If I could afford to put Skiff bearings on all my knives I would.They really make a difference in action with every knife I have put them in.Highly Recommend
The factory bearings crapped out in my kizer original. These bearings were a perfect fit and upgrade to the knife.