Fingerboard + Ramp

Fingerboard + Ramp YJ

This fingerboard with ramp set from YJ includes one finger skateboard and one obstacle for practicing tricks. It's a great first step into fingerboarding: you don't need to buy anything else, because you can try the board on the ramp right away, not just on a tabletop.

Ramps in the set

We include different ramp versions in the sets. They are marked with the letters A, B, C, D, E and F and shipped at random. If you want a specific ramp, enter its letter in the order comment. If the ramp you chose is no longer in stock, we will send a random one.

Fingerboard

The board is a 1:8 scale miniature of a regular skateboard and is approx. 9 cm long. It is made of plastic with metal parts. The top is covered with sandpaper, which works like grip tape on a full-size board: your fingers slip less, so it's easier to control the board when doing ollies or flips. The graphics on the boards vary and are added to the sets at random, so you can't choose a specific design.

What is fingerboarding?

A fingerboard is a miniature skateboard on which you use your fingers to do the same tricks as on a full-size board: ollies, kickflips, grinds or riding up a ramp. The first homemade fingerboards appeared in the late 1960s. For a long time they were treated mainly as decorations or keychains. In the 1980s people started doing the first tricks on them, and within a few years fingerboarding became a hobby of its own, with its own competitions and gear. People of any age can do it. All you need is a bit of tabletop and some patience.

Who is it for?

As a gift for a child or for someone who wants to try fingerboarding and doesn't know yet whether they'll stick with it. An experienced fingerboarder looking for a wooden board and a set with bearings will probably need more specialized gear.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: YJ
• Set contents: 1 fingerboard and 1 ramp (version A–F, random or of your choice, if available)
• Scale: 1:8 relative to a regular skateboard
• Board length: approx. 9 cm
• Material: plastic with metal parts
• Board top: sandpaper (grip)
• Graphics: various, shipped at random