Skatepark obstacles
Top picks compared
| Pick | Product | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top pick | Skateboard Rail (Training) | Portable grind rail for practising slides and grinds. | Check price → |
| Option | Skateboard Ramp (Kicker) | Kicker ramp for ollies, airs and trick practice. | Check price → |
| Option | Skate Wax (Ledge/Rail) | Wax to slick up ledges and rails for smoother grinds. | Check price → |
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between street and transition skating?
Transition (or 'tranny') skating uses curved ramps — quarter pipes, half pipes and bowls — emphasising flow, speed, carving and airs. Street skating uses flat ground and street-style obstacles — rails, ledges, stairs and gaps — emphasising technical flip tricks, grinds and slides. Many skaters do both; skateparks usually offer a mix of features.