ElementFlat Bar

Receiving the package I could see the box was completely busted and there were holes big enough I was scared parts were missing due to falling out of the holes. After opening and assembling all pieces were there and the bar itself is pretty nice. Mine came with a few dents and scratches which was disappointing but I figured my boyfriend was going to scratch it up as is so it wasn’t too upsetting. The bar itself is amazing and sturdy and easy to assemble. My boyfriend loves it and started using it as soon as he assembled it.

This flatbar is sturdy, slides great out of the box, easy to adjust height (and angle), and is the best value for your dollar. I looked at everything I could find in the way of a flatbar. This one being manufactured by Element was my first choice -- However, I still looked at all of them.This rail took less than a minute to assemble and has evolved my trick set tremendously in just a few months. I've never skated a rail so much in my life. 6'4 250lbs and minimal denting/gnarring on the bar. After two months I finally put a light coat of wax on the edges to push through some truck grinds. Boardslides still rip great though.

Very sturdy. Works great.

Great flat bar I use all the time and it’s perfect. Size is good too. Definitely recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Light enough to carry while you skate, but it also doesn't shift when you do lip slides

One of the best flat bars I’ve ever skated. One thing that I don’t like is the slight wobble because the pin that makes this rail adjustable is slightly smaller than the hole. The rail is also kinda loud when you skate it. Other than that it deserves 5 stars for being a solid rail.

For the price, this is a great flatbar. It has different height settings, from very low to midsize. The bar is a bit wider than I expected, but my trucks still fit on top with the wheels on either side (if you have very narrow trucks they may not fit, I don't know). The bar is not very long so you need to hit it from the end for a good slide, but this does make it a lot easier to put in a car for transport. It slides and grinds very well with no stick. My primary complaint is that there is some wiggle room in the support brace joints so the bar moves a little bit and makes noise when you hit it. I put some thin plastic stickers on the inside of the joint to reduce some wiggle room and noise. You could also probably do something similar with duct tape. Despite this gripe, it is super fun and worth every penny.

No complaints about the build quality. The wider surface area makes slides easier, but some grinds are more finicky. Don't wax it unless you like going super fast.