Fingerboard parks ain’t just tiny jumps—Adison Cooper from Phoenix, AZ
(@tinyrampco) is out here building spots that make fingers bleed and minds explode. Since dropping their first park in December 2021, Tiny Ramp Co. has been shaping the fingerboard scene with next-level builds that hit hard.

When the 2020 pandemic forced a reset, Adison saw a gap in the game. Instead of wasting time, they went all in—channeling their skills into something fresh. The first park landed in the hands of SoCal legend @irieone, setting the tone for everything that followed. Now based in Los Angeles, that park still stands as proof that Tiny Ramp Co. means business.

Want your own setup? Hit TinyRamps.com/contact-us to get the ball rolling. Every project starts with an idea after a request comes in, Adison and the crew lock in details, price it out, and move into the design phase. Once the 3D model is locked, it’s game time. Depending on the size, layout, and finish, builds take anywhere from one to six weeks.

Every park pushes the limits. Granite, acrylic, resin, concrete, metal, whatever it takes to make something sick. Adison thrives on the challenge, dialing in new techniques, tweaking every last detail, and making sure the final product hits different. But the best part? Watching someone’s face light up when they see a next-level park built just for them.

Tiny Ramp Co. isn’t just making spots—they’re redefining the game.