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| Ten-Eighty Launch Ramp Set | 
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| Brand: Compass Outdoors
Category: Sports
Buy New: $99.99
New (2) from $99.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 1539
Media: Misc.
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 29.1
Dimensions (in): 14.3 x 24.8 x 40.8
MPN: 70005
UPC: 830448000214
EAN: 0830448000214
ASIN: B000088UNY
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 2: Ten Eighty launch ramps | | • | 1: Table Top connecting module | | • | Specially formulated hi-impact materials | | • | Fully Assembled Dimensions: L 8.5 feet; H 12 inches; W 2 feet | | • | Non-slip rubber pads |
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Product Description
Turn your driveway into a full-scale skate park with this Ten Eighty Launch Ramp Set. It's constructed of durable, high-impact polymer and designed to withstand the rigors of alternative sports. Perform tough skate tricks or bike maneuvers while being assured that the launch ramp can stand up to rough and tough play. The set includes one Ten Eighty tabletop connector and two Ten Eighty Launch Ramps. It can be used by itself, or add a tabletop connector, grind rails or other Ten Eighty modular components for extra radical set-ups (each sold separately from the Launch Ramp Set). For use with bikes, inline skates, skateboards and scooters. Ten Eighty launch ramp set measures 8.5' x 12" x 2'. Holds up to 200 lbs.
Editorial Review
This lightweight but sturdy set of two ramps, with a connecting flat piece, can be easily set up to form your own mini-skate park. It's not just skateboarding though, the ramps also let you catch air if you're on rollerblades, a BMX bike, or a scooter. The manufacturer, Compass Outdoors, makes other ramp and rail components that can be combined with this one to expand and arrange your ramps into many possible configurations. Assembly is required, but the instructions are easy to follow and all the necessary parts are included. --David Stoesz
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 mom of 4 November 28, 2007
I am purchasing this ramp as a Christmas gift for my 6 yr old son. He is just beginning to get the hang of his "board". I know he will love it. It does sell for $59- at Walmart, with free site to store shipping.
 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa February 22, 2006
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
The best bike ramp I have ever used. This ramp is good for going slow or fast. My friends and I went as slow as we could over it and we did not get stuck. This ramp will not breack. I live in an area of the country were it snows all the time and this ramp can handle the seasons. This ramp has been outside for two years and is in great condision.
 its good for beginners February 21, 2006
10 out of 14 found this review helpful
i dont have this ramp but my neighbor does. i have a homemade quaterpipe that is 4 feet in height and is about the same price in materials. the lauch ramp is really small and after awhile it gets pretty boring. im a skateboarder and usually go 2 da sk8prk which i find more fun then playing on a small lauch ramp. i dont think this ramp is worth the price at all. u can get ramp plans on websites for free and u can build a much better ramp for a cheeper price.
Awsome!!! January 6, 2006
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
This is a real good ramp. I just got mine and me and my dad are going to build a roll-in ramp to put in front of it so you can come down it and get some major air! Overall a really good ramp besides the fact that it sometimes may move just a little but nothing major. It is good for even people who have been skateboarding for long time. They are fun and you will have hours of fun!!! :):):)
Great lightweight plastic ramps. December 26, 2005
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
This ramp set is really fun to skate on, but keep in mind that it takes a lot of damage. First it will begin to slide when you skate on it due to lost rubber bottoms. Screwing screws into the edges of the ramp can somewhat solve this problem. The worst thing that happens is when the front of the ramp begins to curl upward, making it so you have to constantly pull it back down. I forgot to do this one time and my skateboard wheels locked up and I went flying. But don't let this turn you away. It is a good fly box nonetheless, but just keep in mind that a homemade wooden one would last you a lifetime, not a year.
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