Fingerboard Skatepark Display Kit

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Details

Twelve configuration options across four distinct obstacle types — Staircase model, U-shaped model, Slope type, and Storage rack — means this kit can be configured as a riding setup, a display shelf for your deck collection, or a combination of both at the same time. The metal alloy bridge is the detail that makes this a more complex and interesting build than a basic wooden ramp set.

Why this one

  • Twelve variant configurations across four obstacle categories — choose the model that suits your space and riding focus.
  • Metal alloy bridge is a structural obstacle element that introduces material contrast into the build.
  • Display rack configuration (D variants) serves as actual storage for fingerboard decks between sessions.
  • U-shaped model (B variants) delivers full half-pipe geometry for vert-style riding.
  • Slope type (C variants) provides ramp and transition geometry for approach and aerial lines.
  • Staircase model (A variants) adds a street-architecture obstacle for gap lines and rail combinations.

Specifications

IncludesDisplay rack, metal alloy bridge, obstacles
Variants available12 configurations: A (Staircase), B (U-shaped), C (Slope), D (Storage rack)
MaterialsMetal alloy bridge, plastic obstacles
UseRiding, deck display, mixed setup
TypeModular skatepark display kit

Who it suits

For riders who want their fingerboard setup to work as desk furniture — a display for their collection and a rideable park in the same footprint. The twelve configurations make this genuinely flexible: choose the obstacle type that your current setup is missing, or select a storage rack variant if deck display is the priority.

Hand-picked and quality-checked before dispatch. Free sticker sheet in every box, and 30-day returns if it is not right for you.

Specs & tags

Display kitMetal alloyModular12 configurationsStaircaseU-shapedSlopeStorage rack
Category
Park Kits & Sets
Dispatch
1–2 business days
Returns
30 days

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