Fun Box - Grind Box - Manual Pad (37" L x 47" W x 8" or 16" Tall) - Portable, Foldable, Adjustable Height - BMX, Scooter, and Skateboarding Ramp

I live in a town that doesn't offer much places or things to skate. So i bought this so I would always have something to skate. I absolutely love this box. It is very solid! I really cant imagine it every breaking or falling apart in any way. It sets up pretty easily. You can also set it up in different ways. I have found a few ways to set it up that they never suggested. Get creative with it and you will be entertained for hours! Very good product!

I have more fun on this box than I do at the skatepark! I use my Bmx and skateboard on it and it works really well. Totally worth the money.

Easy to install, fold and transport. It has some weight to it. It doesn’t move much when skating. The top of the board is plastic, Gray colored and caves in a bit when I skate the top of it. The grind rail shape sucks. The top of the grind rail bows up and not a perfect flat 90. I plan to eventually change the top to a flat wooden board and change the rail to a flat grind rail. Other than that. It’s good for what it is.. Update: the side bolts that holds the angle iron it one of the dumbest ideas to use, it sticks out so bad. Pain in the ass at times to tailslide. The bolts extend out a lot where the wheels has a habit of hitting and stopping like a skate stopper.

the underhanging corner pieces that could attach this to another box or ramp are obtrusive and can catch your truck or wheel when used as intended. nose/tail and board/lip slides are all potentially dangerous because of the jutting out connectors.. the coping is also an issue IMO- its somewhat reversible but neither way is ideal. one direction has bolts that stick out and can cause you to hang up, the other has really sharp corners and overhangs in an unusual way. its so short it begs to be linked with another but then there'd be a seam in the middle and double the problematic connecting pieces to catch on. the construction/materials are solid but I dont understand how some design aspects made it past R&D