Package includes 1 x Ramp Product overview This compact finger skateboard ramp is a plastic park ramp part designed for use with finger skateboard kits. The ramp measures 14.00 x 14.00 x 7.00 cm 5.50 x 5.50 x 2.75 in and comes in black. The ramp is sold alone; a fingerboard is not included. Key features and benefits Material and construction: Molded plastic construction provides a lightweight, durable ramp that fits standard finger skateboard park layouts. A textured surface helps maintain thumb grip during tricks. Correct scale and fit: The 14 x 14 x 7 cm size is suitable for tabletop finger skate setups and compatible with most finger skateboard accessories and park pieces. Easy to use and set up: The simple shape makes it quick to add to an existing scene layout or to combine with other obstacles for progressive practice. Skill development: Designed as a training prop to help improve finger coordination, precision, and trick sequencing during practice sessions. Portable and practical: Small footprint makes it convenient for home, classroom, or office use without taking up much space. What makes it useful Focused practice tool for finger skateboarders looking to build consistency on ramps and transitions. Complements other park parts to create varied obstacle courses and enhance trick combinations. Durable enough for regular use during practice and play. Compatible uses and scenarios Home practice: Add this ramp to a desktop setup to practice ollies, grinds, and stalls in short sessions. Group or classroom activity: Use as part of a set of ramps and rails for shared skill drills that develop hand and finger coordination. Travel and portable setups: Bring the compact ramp to events or sessions to expand a portable park layout. Specifications Package: 1 x Ramp Material: Plastic Color: Black Size: 14.00 x 14.00 x 7.00 cm 5.50 x 5.50 x 2.75 in Note: Fingerboard is not included This ramp is an easy to integrate park part suitable for hobbyists and learners who want a compact, reliable piece to enhance finger skateboard practice.