Powell Peralta Rib Bones Skateboard Rails

It started with the There were more holes in the bones and a t-shirt from Powell "Rat Nuts" that came with them There was no need for tiny wood screws with nuts that were much safer. Wood screws are the only way to secure these, as they are much narrower, have 5 holes, and only have one hole. As a result, the strength of the wood screws does not appear to be a problem, although I can't slide the rails as aggressively as I could 30 years ago. These rails have also been used by pro riders like Steve Caballero for long rock n roll boardslides in cement pools. Thus, the screws need to be strong enough to hold the wood together. As a result, you can set up the rails in a shorter amount of time and with less risk of destroying your deck by not drilling holes for the mounting hardware. Rails, as far as I know, are almost obsolete. I'm an old guy who likes to ride old boards with old setups, so I still use Rib-Ease boards. They are still working, even if they are made of bones.

Georgia Bond

| Jul 01, 2021

Though I have only skated them a few times, the rails seem durable and seem like they will hold up well. They are also slick enough to glide over metal well. On the rail I used a well polished flat rail as well as clean coping. A set of wood screws is included. You could use a depth gauge to determine the depth of your pre-drilling. In drilling one, I increased the depth a hair too much, and when I tightened the screw, it poked a little bit through the grip tape. There is no specific distance that would be appropriate from the .
I don't know what would be appropriate. The boards look Rad, and elevate the board above the sliding surface or pool coping, so that your cool graphics or stickers stay cool longer.
I think you don't want to put them too close and risk blowing out the edges of the boards.

Nathalia Atkins

| Sep 25, 2020

I received everything in excellent condition as well. There are no words to describe how pleased I am with these rails on my Santa Cruz Screaming Hand regular-sized surfboard. The deck is just the right size. Choosing red as a color was a wise decision, in my opinion. As I do not perform any tricks or grinds, I cannot comment on the durability of the shoes. They are just on my skateboard because they provide a good grip and they look awesome like the ones I remember from my childhood. This product would be better suited for mailing in a box instead of a bubble envelope, but the shipping cost would increase. As a result, I'm very satisfied with the way they arrived in excellent condition. The items arrived ahead of schedule, were packaged well, and were of a very high quality. I appreciate it.

Cyrus Lake

| Jun 28, 2021

They don't only look sick on my Hosoi broad, but they also make it easier to hold and hold on. Despite the fact that I do not rail grind, these were worth the price for the ease with which I can side grip the board plus how it No matter what you do, get a set of rails for your board even if you don't grind - the convenience of carrying it by the side is amazing, plus matching rails are always a good look!.

Kinsley Mitchell

| Nov 04, 2020

(There are those people that like the old grungy look, and that is.

Kaia Williamson

| May 19, 2021

This is a great idea. This is very easy to affix to your board and helps you slide easily.

Yusuf Marsh

| Jul 07, 2021

For my subs, I used these in order to create a space between the sub and the amplifier, so I can run the cables under the amp when it is mounted on the back. The skates worked perfectly, and I am sure the shoes would work well for other sports as well. While growing up, I skated a lot and often played with bones stuff.

Josue Roberson

| Sep 27, 2020

A great color, which brings back.

Astrid COATES

| Jul 04, 2021