Take the roll-on route to rail balance
Want to work on rail balance without ollieing onto the bar first? The Roll-On Flat Rail gives you an angled entry leading into a flat metal bar. Build your approach around that entry, then work on staying centered along the rail.
Start with the angled entry
The rising end leads into the flat section, giving this rail a different approach from a bar with two raised ends. Line up with the entry and leave a clear route beyond the rail. You still need to control your approach and balance; the shape does not remove the challenge.
Give the rail its own line
Make the rail the focus of a session or place it alongside other obstacles. Keep its approach and exit clear rather than squeezing it into a space that only fits the metalwork. Think about the whole line you want to skate, not just where the rail will stand.
Build the rail before the session
The rail is supplied in components with assembly hardware. Assemble and check it before use. Keep the supplied fasteners together while unpacking so the pieces are ready when you begin.
What's in the Box
- Roll-On Flat Rail components
- Assembly hardware
Free shipping in the U.S.
Shipping is free to the 48 contiguous states with no order minimum. Alaska and Hawaii require a shipping quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is this different from a standard flat rail?
Its angled entry gives you a roll-on approach to the flat bar, rather than requiring an ollie onto a raised end. Choose it when that entry is the part of the session you want to work on.
Do I need space beyond the rail itself?
Yes. Allow for your approach, the line along the rail and a clear exit. Measure the complete setup area before placing neighboring obstacles.
Does it arrive assembled?
The rail comes in components with assembly hardware. Put it together and check the assembled setup before skating.
Is the rail currently available?
Use the availability shown in the buy box for the current stock status. An older restock date is not a guarantee that the rail is ready to ship.
