Rampage Scooters, Skateboards and Ramps

Their range includes launch ramps, quarter pipes, fun boxes and grind rails. You can connect multiple pieces to create a mini skatepark at home. Many ramps feature non‑slip surfaces for safety.

Yes. Most come with modular parts that bolt together quickly using basic tools. Instructions are included, and some ramps have adjustable heights for added versatility.

Rampage ramps are built from high‑impact plastic or steel, supporting skateboards, scooters and lightweight BMX bikes. Check the weight limit and avoid using heavy motorised vehicles on them.

Many ramps are made of durable plastic that resists weather damage. However, storing them indoors during extreme weather extends their lifespan and prevents fading or cracking.

Set ramps on flat, stable ground and use protective gear like helmets, pads and wrist guards. Make sure there’s enough space to land safely and practise gradually, starting on smaller obstacles.

Most Rampage boards arrive assembled with grip tape, trucks and wheels installed. They’re geared toward beginners, making them ready to ride out of the box.

Rampage boards provide a basic setup for learning, but they may not offer the same responsiveness or durability as premium brands. Upgrading components like wheels and bearings can enhance performance.

Yes. Rampage’s modular design allows you to expand your setup by adding extra sections, rails or boxes. Mix and match to create your ideal practice area.