🛹 X Factor Driveway Skatepark Rail for Grind Sessions Review

My 13 year old boys and all their friends use it for training almost every day. It uses scooters and skateboards. It is durable and easy to assemble. They've had it for over 3 months now and it's holding up really well so far.

My son is 11 years old and weighs 110 pounds. He uses it all the time and has never had any problems. We take it to the local skate park and other kids use it too because the rails in the park are too big. Parents keep coming to us and asking where I bought it. It was $90.00, there is an expectation that the kid will destroy it over time and that's fine.

The only thing I don't like about these frames is that they are too small for an advanced skateboarder. It doesn't rise high enough and can be a bit longer. All in all, it's still a very fun railroad. I put it on some blocks to make it bigger and everything is fine. But not for grinding Haha. Again, this is for beginner skaters.

Given that this is a good value track that only attaches to the base with rubber feet I would say this is a very good purchase. We live in Park City so my kids (3 boys ages 10-14) set it up at the end of our yard (small slope) and made ski and snowboard tracks. They mainly use it in summer with boards, scooters and ice skates. I'm very surprised at how long the $80 54 inch rail lasts.

I've had this splint for almost 3 years now and it's great. I've left it in the rain and snow when I snowboard on it and it hasn't rusted at all. very easy to assemble and does not sag in the middle. There is a slight crease in the middle of the assembly, but that's okay. I am very happy with this product and it can be used for any age

For such a low price this rake is quite good. The paint is non-sticky, comfortable and smooth. Just under 5ft so it seems a bit small when you look at it but if you start from the beginning you have a decent amount of room to slide in and it's long enough. The highest setting is still fairly low so it can be a bit difficult to turn off boardslides and such. But the height makes it easier to shift weight to the top of the board, so it's great for beginners learning new grinds. It feels shaky at…