Is 2 feet wide enough?

Ski303

Ski303

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I will be dropping from 6 feet. 4' won't fit and 3 seems like a waste of plywood. Is 2' to skinny to drop in from?
 
I usually have my drop in two feet wide, and then the jump four feet wide, so if you can make just the jump wider that would be good, other wise i think two feet is kinda skinny.
 
my whole set-up is 2 ft wide (including the jump) and its not as sketchy as you might think. However, my friends setup is all 4 ft wide and it is so much sicker. so 2ft is not a problem, but if you can, have it be wider.
 
yeah dude 4 feet is sick it gives you a comfortable riding experience, but 3 ft could be just right...plywoods pretty cheap anyways so whatever you decide it wont be too big of a difference financially...or you could go to a dumpster at a construction site and try and get some for free
 
My uber sketch setup is about 2 feet wide for about 10 feet down. It's actually kinda scary, can't really concentrate on what trick to do on the rail, because I get too focused on making it down my down ramp. Go wider.
 
i have a 6' drop it with a 12' or so ramp that is less than 2 feet wide. its fine as long as your not going switch
 
2 feet works fine but 3 feet would be the best option for more safety and then you can have a wider stance if you want.
 
I should revise that. It's definitely 1 1/2 now that I looked at it. So 2 feet might be alright, but the wider you go, the more confidence you'll have and the wider stance you can have. I have to have my legs really close together, so I come in to the rail with real shitty stance
 
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