Ninja MTB Jump Ramp, Turbo Kicker Portable Jump Ramp, 4 Panel Ramp for All Ages, Ideal for MTB Bikes, BMX Bikes, One Wheels, Scooters, Skateboards, and RC Cars

Seemed a bit overpriced at 1st then I did the math on materials to build a kicker ramp about the same size. Raw materials would run about $75-$80, if you have all the tools and a couple hours, you could build one heavier and not as portable. This thing is great, open the box, pop the legs on and your set no other assembly. we set it up in the alley and it’s been very helpful teaching my kids to jump and let them build confidence. I was worried about him out growing it very soon but they take the ramp and set it up on top of hills or turn other small terrain features into awesome jumps and obstacles.

The media could not be loaded. I like the design and stylish they created it except the engraving on the surface. It's cool look but really not a good idea to put the engraving on the surface where you will definitely bump to it, especially the narrower one like the one I have. The "m" letter has destroyed the first day but we do have a lot of fun that afternoon.We got a 4 panel one and I believe it's a smaller one. We are using it as a rc car ramp so far and it's a good size for it. The rc car went up with a beautiful curve and landing well (some times..).I also like the over quality of the Ninja MTB ramp, even the package. They design everything with the same style and wrap with a great package design. I thought it can be complicated to assemble it but actually the setup is a lot easier than I expected and they have the video QR code to brief step by step. There is only 2 thing need to do, unfold one bottom panel then hook 2 legs then that's it.The weight is super light and there are 2 straps attached so that I can put it on the back like a backpack and leave my hand to carry skateboards or others. We haven't tried it with skateboard or bicycle yet because my son broke his arm few weeks ago and still need time to recover but I thought the ramp might be too small for that and a bigger size one will be better.

It’s been so much fun.

I thought it was probably ridiculous to spend this much on a jump, BUT it's incredibly well built and light. Easy to store. And I do think it's an important aspect of getting more comfortable on the bike to practice on it.

It's a really well built ramp -- solid plywood (and it smells so good opening it up). Has straps for carrying on your back which is really cool (and the bottom flap folds up). The ramp is also progressive instead of just a straight line -- and it's also adjustable for 3-5 inches or so with the feet.Pretty narrow for 1/10 RC cars, but a great size for bikes.

12yo maxed it out in an hour, bought a bigger one and love the bigger one (purple model).

I unfortunately have to return a incredibly well made product because the dimensions were wrong on the description. I have nothing bad to say about the product itself. It’s lightweight yet durable and great materials.

I didn't gret this for skateboarding, I got it for our RC cars. It's a great ramp! It's definitely sturdy enough for skateboards. The neighbors kids have used it with their boards. My son and I use it for our RC trucks. It's well built. The design with the overlapping boards makes it very smooth. I haven't carried it anywhere on my back, but I did try it and it should be comfortable to transport this way. Very very nice set up. I'm thinking of ordering a few more to create a cull blown course in the backyard for my son and I!