ACTA Ramp

Sale price€69,90

Description

Ideal for starting out with jumps and first tricks, at home or at the park. This ramp kit is made up of two inclined ramps that sit on either side of a central platform to form a small, stable jump obstacle. Compact (114 cm) and light (3.4 kg), it can be carried with one hand and stored away easily — perfect for practising in the garage, the yard or the driveway.

With a height of 16 cm and a user weight limit of up to 90 kg, it's the perfect learning obstacle for young riders: gaining speed, jumping and building confidence before moving on to the bigger obstacles at the skatepark. Usable with skateboard, freestyle scooter, inline skates or BMX.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 114 × 42 × 16 cm (L × W × H)
  • Max user weight: 90 kg
  • Product weight (packaging included): 3.4 kg
  • Disciplines: skateboard, freestyle scooter, inline skates, BMX

Kit contents

  • 2 inclined ramps
  • 1 central platform
Dimensions Dimensions 114 × 42 × 16 cm (L × W × H)
Max weight Max weight 90 kg
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Product features

Dimensions

114 × 42 × 16 cm (L × W × H)

Maximum allowed weight

90 kg

Tough and portable

The ACTA ramp is a sturdy and practical solution for learning new tricks and progressing. Whether skating, scooting or biking, it moves easily so you can session anywhere, anytime.

Rider on a stunt scooter mid-jump over an ACTA ramp

The right price

ACTA means the best of sliding sports at the right price. A complete range of components and accessories engineered for the best balance of performance, reliability and affordability.

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