Rad Rail Skateboard Rail Grind Ramp – Heavy Duty 1.75” Square Flat Bar – 3 Height Adjust – 5 Foot Long – Driveway, Street, Ramp or Skatepark - Snowboard, Scooter Etc. – No Tools Required, Red/Black

This is an amazing rail for basic grind and slide tricks (5050, Boardslide, Crooked Grind, Etc.). This is literally perfect for changing different levels, no need for wax and it slides well right out of the package, very stable and isn't tipsy at all, grinding it is so easy, and it came with an extra pack of lock in pins. The only thing was that the rubber stoppers for the legs pop off easily but I just epoxy glued them back on and it doesn't budge so I am in love with this rail!

This rail is perfect! It was easy to assemble it’s super light and easy to move. My son loves that it’s flat and it’s easy for beginners to try out some tracks. My son has been skating for a while now so he uses all types Half pipes, ramps, rails so this was something new for him to try. I wish I saw this when he first started skating. With the three different levels it really helps your level of skills improve. The price is Affordable and totally worth it! You will no regret this purchase!

My grandson just called to thank me. He said it was easy to put it together. He’s so glad to use this at home, instead of going to the park, to practice is rollerblade tricks.

Good price. Kids love it

This rail legit holds up. This is a good rail for beginners and advanced skaters to learn/do tricks on. It seemed a bit wobbly when I first set up, but once you lock in on a grind or boardslide, it's very sturdy. For you advanced skaters, this rail is a good rail to warm up on before hitting the streets. . You won't find a new rail that holds up like this one does at the price it's at! #SendIt

The rail was super easy to put together and is just as easy to adjust. It looks good, and it feels sturdy (in my hands).Downsides are: it’s not super sturdy especially on the tallest level, even with the rubber pads it still slides on concrete, and I’m only 150 lbs but it is already bending after just a few boardslides. I’m willing to bet that if I went decently hard on a lipslide it would break in half. Also I’m not sure if it drinks wax like a camel or what but I have to re-wax it every 3 tricks or so, otherwise I stick and fly off of the rail… which I found out the hard way… more than once. This seems like maybe a good rail to ride off of a ramp or ledge directly onto, or something for a kid, but that’s about it.

Ya get what you pay for. If you stomp tricks it may bend or break but otherwise it's not terrible

Easy set up