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Street-Skating (Product description below. Product listings on next pages)
Skating along the street or over equipment representing the obstacles in a street, such as steps, railings, or upward and downward slopes.
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Fun-Box A combination put together out of various different ramps and with various upward and downward slopes. One of the most important elements in a skate park.
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Pyramid (correct term: pyramid stump). Special form of Fun-Box with closed corners and slopes with no radius. Especially suitable for skateboarders.
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Quarter-Pipe Ramp with platform, coping pipe, and rounded-off entrance. Tricks on the coping are particularly suitable for building up enough speed to run up on or jump over other equipment.
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Bank Platform and slope with no radiuses. Ideal for building up speed.
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Rail Simulates a railing along which one can slide.
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Curb Similar to the rail, but represents a kerb. Enclosed construction with one or two pipes or steel angle- brackets.
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Olli-Box Ramp with one or two steps and pipes or angle-brackets at the corners (similar to a Kerb).
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Spine-Ramp Two ramps arranged back-to-back, joined by one or two coping pipes. For jumping over or for edge-tricks.
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Half-Pipe The round surfaces lead up to the vertical. High performance sports equipment, for experts only
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Mini-Pipe (Mini-Ramp) A variant of the half-pipe. The radius comes to an end before the surface becomes vertical, which makes it much easier to skate over.
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