OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR — skate launch ramp obstacle

Fingerboard Launch WR

$54.00
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OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR — skate launch ramp obstacle

Fingerboard Launch WR

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$54.00

Give one fingerboard obstacle two jobs

Fingerboard Launch WR combines a smooth launch ramp with a wall-ride face. Work on air tricks from the slope or turn to the wall side for a different approach. The one-pound obstacle arrives assembled, ready to take its place in your fingerboard setup.

OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR — skate launch ramp obstacle

Choose launch and wall ride in one feature

Use the launch face to take a fingerboard trick into the air, then use the wall-ride face for a different target. The two jobs give you a reason to change the approach during the session without adding another obstacle.

Work with a three-inch-high target

Launch WR stands three inches high. Compare that scale with the fingerboard features you already use, then choose how it will lead into the next trick. Its low miniature form belongs in a fingerboard line, with room to follow the board through the landing.

OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR — side angle view — skate launch ramp obstacle
OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR — top-down view — skate launch ramp obstacle

Give both faces a route

The obstacle measures ten inches long and five inches wide. Place it so the face you want to use has a clear approach, and leave space for the next move. Explore the fingerboard ramps collection for other shapes to put before or after it in the line.

Bring a one-pound ramp along

Launch WR weighs one pound and is designed for travel between fingerboard spots. Use it indoors or outdoors, then bring it along when you change locations. That makes it a practical addition to a setup that gets rearranged between sessions.

OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR — skate launch ramp obstacle
OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR — side angle view — skate launch ramp obstacle

Open the box and choose the first face

Launch WR comes preassembled. Bring your own fingerboard, set the obstacle in the line and decide whether to begin with the launch or wall ride. You can spend the session on the tricks instead of building the ramp first.

What's in the Box

One preassembled OC Ramps Fingerboard Launch WR

Specs

Product details

Form Launch-ramp face and wall-ride face
Use Indoor or outdoor fingerboard sessions
Assembly Preassembled
Length 10 inches
Width 5 inches
Height 3 inches
Weight 1 lb

Shipping

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.

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  • ML
    Mark L.
    Verified Buyer
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    5 Stars

    Great for fingerboarding! Good construction and smooth action. Shipping was on time and arrived perfectly packaged. I’ll be a returning customer soon!

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    Brett
    I recommend this product
    Your Location/Region East Coast
    Bought For Myself
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    3 years ago
    Good price for quality

    Good price for quality item that will last awhile! Quick shipping and even came with a free tech deck board.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about Fingerboard Launch WR
What does WR mean in Fingerboard Launch WR?

WR refers to the wall ride. The obstacle combines a smooth launch ramp with a wall-ride face, giving you two different approaches to use.

How is Launch WR different from Fingerboard Wedge Bump Ramp?

Launch WR gives you a launch and a wall-ride face. Wedge Bump Ramp recreates the OC Ramps wedge at fingerboard scale for air tricks. Choose the shape that matches the approaches you want in the session.

Does Fingerboard Launch WR need assembly?

No. It arrives preassembled, ready to place in your fingerboard setup.

What fingerboard tricks work with Fingerboard Launch WR?

Use the launch for air tricks and the wall-ride face for wall-contact moves. Give each approach room for your hand and the fingerboard's landing.