Need backyard setup ideas

[Noahw]

I am trying to convince my parents to let me buy a backyard setup, but they think it takes up too much space. Do you have any ideas on how I could make a setup that can be Brocken down into smaller parts for storage? Also, should I invest the extra money in msnow?

 

[eheath]

Brocken.

 

[theflyingjerry]

Idk if you have a hill or any natural drop on at your house but save money and take snow from your local ice rink

 

[theabortionator]

Would kind of be a pain in the ass. Could you maybe have a drop in tower and ramp for the slope that stays and have the base before the kicker be on flat plywood that you could move. Like pick up the rail, kicker and flat bottom when not skiing? Just screw whatever surface(carpet, msnow, lattice) to that.

Still kind of a pain in the ass but if done right seems like you could set it up pretty easy by yourself. Having to move everything into a workable setup seems like a lot though.

You know your parents and what they'll let you do. Idk hopefully they let you just build a semi permanent one in a more out of sight corner of the yard.

My parents wouldn't let me buy a trampoline for a while with my money. Ended up working out but can be a battle.

 

[jompcock]

use a rope swing for speed

 

[Rock_Inhabitant]

Google “build a jib 101 newschoolers” and you will have all the knowledge you need

 

[theabortionator]

Google “build a jib 101 newschoolers” and you will have all the knowledge you need

RIP build a jib cult and park builders cults.