OC Ramps Crescent Ledge – Dave Bachinsky — action shot with skater — skate ledge obstacle

Dave Bachinsky Crescent Skate Ledge

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OC Ramps Crescent Ledge – Dave Bachinsky — action shot with skater — skate ledge obstacle

Dave Bachinsky Crescent Skate Ledge

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$489.00

Take the next ledge session around a different shape

Dave Bachinsky's Crescent Ledge gives you a ten-foot curved feature instead of another straight box. Its profile changes from a nine-inch low end to a fourteen-inch high end, adding a different approach to the ledge session. Plan the line around the shape, then give it a place in your own setup.

OC Ramps Crescent Ledge – Dave Bachinsky — side angle view — skate ledge obstacle

Follow the crescent shape

A curved ledge changes the feature you are approaching, even when the trick is familiar. The Crescent gives a setup a reason to move beyond another straight working edge. Picture the route you want to skate along its ten-foot form.

Choose your approach to the high and low ends

One end is nine inches high and the other fourteen inches. That gives you two different entry heights within the same obstacle. Consider which end you want to approach and how the line will finish when you decide which way the ledge should face.

OC Ramps Crescent Ledge – Dave Bachinsky — action shot with skater — skate ledge obstacle
OC Ramps Crescent Ledge – Dave Bachinsky — rear view — skate ledge obstacle

Give the full ten feet room to work

The ledge measures ten feet long and twelve inches wide. Mark out that footprint along with the approach and roll-away, keeping the curved profile in mind. Our Space and Fit guide helps you turn the measurements into a usable place to skate.

Set aside time to put it together

Assembly is estimated at thirty to forty-five minutes. Give the parts a clear work area and follow the product's instructions before placing the finished ledge. That keeps the build separate from deciding how the curved feature will sit in the line.

OC Ramps Crescent Ledge – Dave Bachinsky — action shot with skater — skate ledge obstacle
OC Ramps Crescent Ledge – Dave Bachinsky — top-down view — skate ledge obstacle

Make an outdoor spot part of the plan

The Crescent is intended for outdoor use. Start with a level paved area where the whole ledge and riding route can sit, then plan regular checks and care. Our Ramp Care guide helps you think through upkeep after the first session.

What's in the Box

One Dave Bachinsky Crescent Ledge

Required assembly hardware

Photo instruction booklet

Specs

Product dimensions and setup

High-end height 14 inches
Low-end height 9 inches
Width 12 inches
Length 10 feet
Assembly time Approximately 30 to 45 minutes
Outdoor use Designed for outdoor use
Designer Dave Bachinsky

Shipping, Delivery & Assembly

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.

Reserve 30-45 minutes for assembly

The Dave Bachinsky Crescent Ledge has a 30-to-45-minute assembly estimate. Build the curved ten-foot ledge on stable ground, then place it so the 14-inch high end and 9-inch low end both have a usable route.

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    brodie e.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    5 Stars

    Loving this ledge a lot

  • BG
    Brian G.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    4 years ago
    5 Stars

    This company is awesome and their customer service can't be beaten. Over the last 2 years, we have ordered a quarter pipe, a ledge and a rail from them to complete our backyard skate park. Everything we have ordered has been shipped timely and arrived exactly as advertised. Definitely recommend!

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about Dave Bachinsky Crescent Skate Ledge
How does the Dave Bachinsky Crescent Skate Ledge differ from a straight Grind Box?

The Dave Bachinsky Crescent changes height from a 9-inch low end to a 14-inch high end across a curved ten-foot profile. A straight grind box keeps one height and direction. Choose the Crescent when that changing edge is the feature the rider wants to explore.

Does the rider have to use the high end first?

No fixed riding direction is required. Keep a useful route at both the 9-inch and 14-inch ends, then approach the changing-height ledge from the direction that suits the session and rider comfort. The two ends create options only when neither route is blocked.

What does Dave Bachinsky's involvement mean for this product?

The designer attribution belongs to this exact Crescent Ledge and its curved, changing-height shape. It does not replace the practical fit decision. Buyers should still choose it because the ten-foot profile and two different end heights serve the intended setup.

What tricks can riders practice on the Dave Bachinsky Crescent Skate Ledge?

Use the Dave Bachinsky Crescent Skate Ledge for ledge skills such as 50-50 grinds, boardslides, noseslides, and ollies on or off the obstacle. Where the top and geometry support it, riders can also work on manuals and nose manuals.

Can I return the Dave Bachinsky Crescent Skate Ledge if it is not the right fit?

Eligible unused products may be requested for return within 30 calendar days of purchase when they are in original condition and packaging with all included parts and manuals. Customized, used, skated, damaged, or incomplete products are not eligible, and freight, original shipping, processing costs, and a restocking fee may apply. Review the current OC Ramps Return Policy before ordering.

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