Braille Skateboarding SK8 Set Series 1 Toy

Boards were cool, but not really usable. Missing some parts, and the rail could use some anti-slip material. I would only recommend buying if you REALLY want some conversation pieces and a plastic kicker ramp.

Excellent! My boys love their boards and us the wheel to house their extra parts.

I bought this for my son for Xmas and he loves it

Wow! Having a son who is an intermediate participant in the fingerboard world… I thought this would be a fun addition to his collection. He loved the fact that he got to build four boards in a row!! That includes the placement of trucks, wheels, stickers… However, for any who like to use fingerboards to do “skate tricks“ in some capable ability- this is not a set for you!! No, you cannot Ollie a ladder or, wooden plank or, snowboard made of a bulky plastic- as, they are quite long and cumbersome… some, a bit heavy. The rail and ramp included, can be used to slide item up and down or along- but, for someone who’s been playing with fingerboards the past few years, he has taken his skill passed that level and then some! No he’s not going to make a living at it… this is like playing with a yo-yo or a Rubik cube.. even a fidget toy- but like any practiced past time, you get better skills over the span of a few yrs. So, mine was less than impressed after the building took place.These would be fun for imaginary play- Kids could pretend roll around or get creative… The only issue with that, is the small intricate details in assembling. Not difficult in the instruction per se… But in the level of small nuts, bolts, screws- about the size of eyeglass hardware.. Now, you might be able to see my concern with younger kids! If an adult is willing to help assemble… Then, you may have a fun set that will keep your younger children entertained?!Tbh, I see these in that Imaginary play genre or, possibly for one who likes to collect the unique fingerboard items.. then, this may be for you! Personally, I was hoping my son would gain 4 new fingerboards that he could excel doing tricks he likes to do with these gadgets..NoT as a profession but, as a fun past time!! (I don’t know many professional yo-yo users either… But, if you can justify having fun with that- then, you may be able to understand fingerboarding!)The gimmicky boards are neither, here nor there and the ramp included is simple plastic.. ehh. I will say, the rail included can be used with other boards and it’s made quite solid- it is trick worthy for sure. I’ve purchased a rail in the past separately for approximately $10. I’m guessing that’s half of the $20 price point- The oversize “wheel case“ it comes in is sort of fun and could be used as display or, even to contain ones collection- it would just depend on the recipient. The surprise inside gimmick is one us parents “love to hate..” Think buying a deck of Pokémon cards, we all think it’s going to be the mother load of “ amazing collector cards“ and we end up buying endless packs- to end up with a million mediocre cards... But, it is what it is! I believe there’s a total of eight various items one could receive. (it seems there’s always that specific one your child is after… And never get it on the first go around!) that’s up to the person buying how much they want to invest in getting the entire collection.Overall, it gave our fingerboard enthusiast an hour worth of entertainment. There are a few perks that came with it but, not something suited for him as a repeat purchase. He is past this level yet, this could be fun for beginners or creative minds at play!? I hope this info can help in your decision… Feel free to let me know!

Great product!