Board rails on a fingerboard? 🛹 In this video I set up a pair of RushWoods fingerboard board rails. They help your board slide smoother on ledges, rails and curbs, and they protect your graphic from getting chewed up. I show you step by step how to install them, then we take the board out for a street fingerboarding session at some brand-new construction spots I found. I picked these up to save my graphics, but the part I like most is the extra weight they add.
The board feels more planted and stable, and I think it’s helped my clips. If your fingerboard feels too light or flicks around on you, rails might be worth a try.
In this video:
✅ What fingerboard board rails are and why you’d use them
✅ How rails protect your fingerboard’s bottom graphic
✅ How the extra weight changes the way the board feels and pops
✅ Step-by-step board rail install tutorial
✅ Street fingerboard clips at new construction spots
About RushWoods: RushWoods makes all kinds of fingerboard products and accessories. I don’t know a ton about the company yet, but everything I’ve tried from them so far has been really solid. Let me know in the comments if you’ve used their stuff and what I should try next.
