They just put one of these pieces of crap ramps at my skatepark, there not flush , and that aluminum piece at the bottom sticks every time, there noisy of all hell garbage period 😂😂
Fair enough. They aren't for everyone. I personally wouldn't go as far as saying they are garbage though. They do come with their own quirks and challenges like you mentioned already (to be fair I don't think I'd particularly enjoy skating these as much at the skatepark either) but as you can see this is not a skatepark it's a driveway and in that context these ramps are great! Worth every penny. On the other hand when I go to the skatepark I'm not looking for the same experience I get skating the garage/driveway (that'd be boring) there's so much more to do at the park than at home so obviously that's where the expectations of the experience usually differ accordingly. But let's be honest at the end of the day, this is skateboarding the only thing you NEED in order to skate is well a skateboard. Everything else such as a designated place with only nice quiet smooth flush obstacles that do not have aluminum at the bottom to skate is well just an added bonus because for a lot of people the majority of skateboarding doesn't happen at a skatepark but rather on anything and everything else. So long as you are having fun who cares. Cheers mate.
They just put one of these pieces of crap ramps at my skatepark, there not flush , and that aluminum piece at the bottom sticks every time, there noisy of all hell garbage period 😂😂
Fair enough. They aren't for everyone. I personally wouldn't go as far as saying they are garbage though. They do come with their own quirks and challenges like you mentioned already (to be fair I don't think I'd particularly enjoy skating these as much at the skatepark either) but as you can see this is not a skatepark it's a driveway and in that context these ramps are great! Worth every penny. On the other hand when I go to the skatepark I'm not looking for the same experience I get skating the garage/driveway (that'd be boring) there's so much more to do at the park than at home so obviously that's where the expectations of the experience usually differ accordingly. But let's be honest at the end of the day, this is skateboarding the only thing you NEED in order to skate is well a skateboard. Everything else such as a designated place with only nice quiet smooth flush obstacles that do not have aluminum at the bottom to skate is well just an added bonus because for a lot of people the majority of skateboarding doesn't happen at a skatepark but rather on anything and everything else. So long as you are having fun who cares. Cheers mate.