Mojo Flat Bar Rail-black

I bought the Mojo flatbar after reviewing and researching several other options here on Amazon, including the Element bar, the FreshPark rail, and the X Factor rail. I settled on the Mojo bar because a) it seemed like a more sturdy option than the FreshPark and X Factor rails, b) it's a flatbar and not a rail, which I prefer (easier for me to skate), and c) the seller in the responses above said this bar goes up to 18" high, which it seemed preferable over the Element bar.Worth noting that the bar DOES NOT go to 18" high. Even with the highest included peg it only goes up to about 12.5" off the ground. However, after skating it quite a bit it turns out to be perfect for me. I was a little disappointed by the lack of height at first, but truth be told 12" is plenty even for a 6' 4" tall guy like me. If you are an advanced skater and want to skate something taller, you may be disappointed, however.Things I love about this rail:- It's super sturdy. I'm 6' 4" and 255 lbs, and it supports me just fine. It doesn't even move around on the ground when I skate it.- The bar is about 4" wide, which makes balancing your board slides really easy. I haven't tried 50-50's on it yet, but I assume it makes those a lot easier as well.- The bar is not to hard to handle. I can easily pick it up and move it in and out of the garage for storage just myself (i.e. doesn't require two people to carry around).- The grips on the bottom are really effective, and it doesn't slide around when skating, even on finished concrete.- Assembly was a piece of cake. It took me about 10 minutes to assemble, and even included a wrench (although you may want to use a larger adjustable wrench if you have one for better grip). There are only four nuts that need tightened to assemble the thing.- It comes with three different pegs for adjustable height options.- The finish on the rail is really high quality. I'm not sure if it's powder coated or painted, but it's really durable and won't chip or scratch easily.Downsides:- You have to manually swap out the pegs to adjust the height, as opposed to some of the other rail options where you can simply adjust the height on the fly.- There are no holes in the pegs for the the bolt to go into, so that just means you have to really make sure the bolts are tight.Overall, I'm thrilled with this purchase. I think it's a pretty good value for how durable and sturdy it is. Def recommend. You'll have fun for hours.

Easy install, and VERY well built. Good for beginner to expert with 3 heights.

Its a great rail that is very sturdy. It grinds smoothly and is very convenient to have because its portable.

cant keep my grandson off it

My son ordered this rail. It was a little difficult to put together. It's seems sturdy enough.

Got this rail for my brother who loves to skate. First off, we were missing an allen wrench. Parts list is : 2 black pressure knobs, 2 height adj bolts & nuts, 2 allen bolts, 1 allen wrench, 2 hex bolts.. The instructions are half of a 8X10 sheet of paper with a full "sketch" of the rail and a diagram showing you where to put the bolts. It doesn't tell you which bolt to use where. As much as we tried to tighten all the bolts, it seemed as though they are meant to NOT screw in completely. So the bolts are loose, and so are the legs. Perhaps they're not supposed to be tight to allow for "easy storage" and height adjustment, but to me it just seems unsafe, if it were meant to be loose, at least it should say in the instructions.

grandson extremely happy with rail

This rail was purchased as a Christmas gift. When we opened it and began assembling the tension nut fell off - it wasn't welded properly. Without this nut the rail can't be assembled or used. Very disappointed son on Christmas Day.