Bring a bench spot into your setupWork on grinds and slides along the Picnic Bench's Butter edges, or take a manual across its flat top. The six-foot bench brings a familiar street obstacle to your skate spot and arrives as a kit to build with a drill.Line up along the Butter edges Butter edges run along both long sides of the bench. Choose the side that suits your approach, then work on the grind or slide you want to take down the line.Use the flat top for another trickThe flat surface between the edges gives you a place to work on manuals and nose manuals. Link an ollie onto the bench with the balance trick and roll-away when that fits the line you want to skate.Plan for a six-foot benchThe bench measures six feet long, twenty-two inches wide and fourteen inches high. Mark out that footprint before choosing its place, then leave additional room for the approach and roll-away at either end.Build the bench with a drillThe Picnic Bench arrives in kit form with photo instructions. You need a drill for assembly, with an estimated build time of forty-five minutes before you place it in the setup.Choose the shape your spot is missingThe trestle-style supports and broad top give this obstacle a bench form. Choose it when you want that street-furniture shape in the line, or browse grind boxes and ledges to compare it with a box or stepped obstacle.What's in the Box One Picnic Bench kit Photo assembly instructions 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.Questions about Skateboard Picnic BenchWhat tricks can I work on with the Picnic Bench?Try 50-50 grinds, boardslides or noseslides along a Butter edge. The flat top also gives you a target for manuals and nose manuals; choose the approach and exit around the trick you are working on.How does the Picnic Bench compare with a standalone skate rail?The bench has a broad, flat top between its Butter edges, giving you a platform as well as long edges to skate. A standalone rail offers a narrower grind or slide target. Choose around the obstacle shape and tricks you want in your setup.Is a six-foot space enough for the Picnic Bench?Six feet is the bench length, not the full skating area. You also need room to approach, get onto the obstacle and roll away. Mark out the bench footprint and your intended line before deciding where it will go.Does the Picnic Bench come ready to skate?It arrives as a kit, not a preassembled bench. Follow the photo instructions, assemble the kit and check the finished setup before skating.Can I return the Skateboard Picnic Bench 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.Review the OC Ramps Return Policy.
