The Grind Rail is an essential street feature and one of the first things most skaters learn on. Set low to the ground, it is the simplest way to start landing grinds and slides, so it belongs in almost every park.
About the Grind Rail
Riders approach with speed, lock onto the rail and slide along its length before rolling away. Because it sits low, the consequences of a slip are small, which makes it ideal for building confidence. It also fits neatly into tight spaces and links well with ramps and banks.
Key features
- Low, straight rail for grinds and slides
- Suits skateboards, BMX, scooters and inline skates
- Heavy-duty galvanised steel construction
- Manufactured to BS EN 14974
- Fits almost any layout
Who is it for?
It suits schools, community spaces and skateparks that want an approachable first feature. Since it is low and forgiving, it works especially well for beginners, while still being useful to advanced riders practising technical lines. So it earns its place at every level.
Built to last
Every Grind Rail is built to take heavy outdoor use for years. The heavy-duty galvanised steel frame and grind bar resist rust, and the tough protective coating shrugs off stone chips, salt and damp. Because it meets the BS EN 14974 skate standard, you can install it with confidence.
