Where to Buy Skateboard Ramps

Many skaters prefer to make their own ramps for personal use. You may not have the ability or desire to do this or you may be hosting a skateboard competition. Fortunately, buying your own skateboard ramp is a relatively simple process. Many sporting goods stores sell both smaller and full-sized professional ramps. Don't worry if local stores in your area don't sell skateboard ramps. There are numerous websites which sell any kind of ramp you could want.

Instructions

1. Visit a big name sporting goods store in your area. Dick's, Modell's and Sports Authority are just three examples of stores that sell skateboard ramps. You may want to call the store ahead of time to make sure that they have ramps in stock before you make the trip.

2. Call a local bike or skate shop. These stores may not sell ramps but the owner could give you the contact information to a seller in your area. Let the owner know exactly what you're looking for so that the individual can best assist you.

3. Contact a skate park in your town or city. These parks replace ramps every couple of years. When that happens, these ramps are usually sold off, many times in an auction.

4. Log on to Ramps.com. Just as the name of the side implies, this website sells all types of skate products, including ramps. Click on the “Ramps & Skateboard Products” tab at the top of the screen. From there, you can select “Small Ramps,” “Large Ramps” or “Insta-Ramps” depending on your interests. Once you choose a category, you will be taken to a page full of different ramps. Click on one to learn more about that item and to purchase it if it's what you're looking for.

5. Visit the Skateboard Ramps and Rails website. They guarantee your satisfaction with each order. Select the “Skateboard Ramps” link on the left side of the homepage. Scroll through the listed ramps and click on one to learn more about that item. Click the “Buy Now” tab to make your purchase.

6. Buy from the OC Ramps website. Click on the “Products” tab at the top of the home page. Scroll down to see several different ramps listed. Click on the “More” tab to read more information about that item on a new Web page. You can also buy the ramp once you are on the new page.

Resources

• Ramps.com
• Skateboard Ramps and Rails
• OC Ramps