Powell PeraltaRib Bones Rails

I actually received a incorrect product which was a skateboard puzzle haha. I sent it back using the return instructions and they sent me the correct product right away. The Powell Peralta Rib Gaurds are very nice!

The media could not be loaded. Same great product. Been using them for many years. These last way longer than other “ribs” I’ve used. Highly recommend!

These work great. Still durable like the ones I had as a young child.

Cuts are uneven. Like the rail 1 1/2 inwards. Hugging the front truck..... 1 rib has a square end instead of a pointy edge

Great for grabs and keeps the graphics when doing fs/bs disasters

If you like doing board slides, these are great for spots that you can’t throw down wax. Makes slides much more smooth, faster, and you save the graphic. If you are putting on a flight deck, go to local hw store are get some smaller screws.

Both sets of rib bones were perfect. Easy installation, and while they haven't taken a ton of wear yet, the little they have is holding as expected. Overall very happy with the price and product, and they look great on our decks!Was a bit harder to install on the Andy Anderson Deck than on a standard deck due to the fiberglass, and be aware that with a thinner board the screws start to slight poke through the top. With a standard deck though, like the Powell Peralta Skull and Sword, the screw length is perfect, and they're easy to screw in and set.

These are the same, standard-issue Powell Rib Bones I used as a kid in the 80's. They come with mounting hardware (screws) and nothing else, because people in the cocaine-addled 80's didn't have the time or tolerance to be told how to do things. My advice for mounting the Rib Bones is simple, and it has remain unchanged since I did it as a young pup. Use duct tape to "mock up" the Rib Bones, assuring proper placement/alignment. When you have them taped in place, use a power drill with a SMALL drill bit to make guide holes for the mounting screws (in the 80's, kids used power tools unsupervised and drank water directly from the garden hose. Shocking!!!). After the guide holes are drilled, simply add the screws and tighten by hand until the screw heads sit well BELOW the Rib Bones - please note that this WILL slightly warp the Rib Bones in the screw pocket area, but this is the ideal condition as the exposed top portion of the Rib Bones will be smooth and screw-free. Once you've mounted the Rib Bones, proceed to gleam the cube and/or get radical. You are a huge success.