Three street spots, one park: Ramon Angelow finally drops his edit at Nino's OOB build

Angelow's description is short, but it hits two design points that park builders argue about constantly.

• Street spots, stitched together. He calls it "three different Street Spot put together on one Park". Not one long line of obstacles, but three distinct zones in a single build.
• Room to roll away. He says it's "big enough to have enough roll out zone", which he notes most parks are missing.

That second point lands with anyone who has sessioned a cramped setup. A trick isn't done when the trucks leave the ledge. The board needs surface to roll out on before the next obstacle or the edge of the build cuts the line short. A park that leaves room for that changes what you can link together.

One caveat: these are the filmer's words. Whether the three-spot layout and the rollout space were Nino's stated goals when he built it hasn't been confirmed.

• Nino from OOB built the park and invited Angelow to come ride it, according to the description.
• Nino's grandparents get a direct thank-you from Angelow for the invitation and hospitality. It's a reminder of how much of this scene runs on someone's family making space for a session.
• Ramon Angelow rode and posted the edit. The German rider won Fast Fingers 21 in 2024 and rides for Blackriver and Berlinwood. His signature RAWmon truck was Blackriver's first signature truck.

Angelow signs off with "can't wait for the next time", which suggests the invitation is still open.

The description doesn't give the park's dimensions, its surface finish, what the ledges and coping are edged with, how the transitions are shaped, or whether it packs down or stays put. It also doesn't say where the park is, or whether it still stands as filmed two years on. Those are the details builders will want, and we'll come back to them if Nino shares them.

The full edit is on Angelow's channel: watch OOB Fingerboards Nino's Park Edit on YouTube. Watch how the lines move between the three zones and how much floor each trick gets on the way out. That's the case Angelow is making for this build.