Fingerboard + Skatepark

Fingerboard + Skatepark: a fingerboarding set

The YJ Fingerboard + Skatepark set includes three fingerboards and a modular skatepark made of plastic segments. All you need is a desk or the floor to start riding the ramps and practising your first tricks right away. It's a good choice for beginners, because you don't need to buy a board or obstacles separately.

Build the skatepark your way

The skatepark is made of plastic and divided into smaller parts. Each segment has slots for plastic rods that connect the pieces together. This means there's no single fixed layout: you can arrange the parts in different orders and configurations, and after a while rebuild the park to ride a new course. When you're done playing, the skatepark comes apart into segments and doesn't take up much space.

Three fingerboards included

The boards are made of plastic with metal parts. Each one is about 9 cm long, which is roughly 1:8 scale compared to a regular skateboard. The top of the board is covered with a rough, sandpaper-like material, just like the grip tape on a real skateboard. This keeps your fingers from slipping and makes it easier to control the board during ollies and flips.

The board graphics vary from set to set and are sent at random, so you can't choose a specific design.

What is fingerboarding?

A fingerboard is a miniature skateboard that you ride with two fingers. You can do the same tricks on it as on a full-size board: ollies, flips, grinds and slides. Fingerboarding has no age limits. It's enjoyed by kids and adults alike, both those who ride real skateboards and those who simply like a skill-based hobby that takes patience and practice of finger movements. The first miniature skateboards appeared in the late 1960s. In the 1980s people started doing tricks on them, and over time fingerboarding became a discipline of its own.

Who is it for?

The set is suitable for anyone who wants to try fingerboarding and prefers to get everything in one box. It also makes a great gift for a child. With three boards, two or three people can ride together. Experienced riders will see it more as a practice park and a few spare boards than as gear for advanced tricks.

In the set

- 3 fingerboards (approx. 9 cm long, random graphics)
- skatepark made of plastic segments with connecting rods