Fingerboard Skatepark Display Kit
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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
| Includes | Display rack, metal alloy bridge, obstacles |
| Variants available | 12 configurations: A (Staircase), B (U-shaped), C (Slope), D (Storage rack) |
| Materials | Metal alloy bridge, plastic obstacles |
| Use | Riding, deck display, mixed setup |
| Type | Modular 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
- Category
- Park Kits & Sets
- Dispatch
- 1–2 business days
- Returns
- 30 days
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