Project Profiles

Red Bull Snowscrapers 2009 The Red Bull Snowscrapers built by StackBox Structures was NYC’s first ever big air snowboard competition. Over 30,000 New Yorkers packed East River Park to catch 16 of the world’s best snowboarders from Shaun White to Travis Rice fly above the NYC Skyline. StackBox Structures teamed up with Red Bull, Aura360 and Snow Park Technologies to create an innovative jump that would bring the action of the riders closer to the viewing public then the standard big air jump... See photos, design renderings, and more...

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NYC Parks Winter Jam 2009 The Snow Flume was introduced in 2008 at the NYC Parks & Recreation’s Winter Jam as family sledding attraction. The Snow Flume returned with an improved system that created divided sledding channels to double the capacity. Good thing… 30,000 people showed up to sled and ski at Winter Jam. The Red Bull Snowscraper was also a major new attraction for the 2009 Winter Jam with a demo event featuring the next generation of snowboarders. The event was introduced by NYC Major Bloomberg who is an avid skier. See photos, design renderings, and more...

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LL Bean WinterSports Expo 2008 Another custom StackBox Structure was the creation of mini Snow Flume that was designed for the tight space requirements in LL Bean’s Discovery Park. The LL Bean Snow Flume was living proof that size… does not matter! This mini version of the larger Snow Flume had a never ending line of sledders on the ramp. LL Bean teamed up with its sledding vendors to provide a demo event of its latest and greatest sleds. The Snow Flume was one of the highlights of LL Bean’s 2008 Winter Expo. See photos, design renderings, and more...

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Union Square Street Sessions 2008 The Union Square Street Sessions rail jam was the event that started the creation of Stackbox Structures. It was the realization by co-founder Rory Strunk that there had to be a better way to build action sports ramps then the standard model of scaffolding and disposable wood decking. The napkin sketch was transformed by co-founder Eric Carlson into the vision of a “snap and go” system. The new history of Stack Box started on the streets of NY with an 18 foot high ramp and one year later grew to a 90 foot high Snowboard hip jump with the only adjustable ramp system in the world. See photos, design renderings, and more...

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NYC Parks Winter Jam 2008 NYC Parks Winter Jam was the debut of our first Snow Flume using 100% of the same parts and decking used from the previous day’s rail jam ramp in Union Square. One day the StackBox ramp is a snowboard rail ramp for pro riders and the next day it is family sledding ramp at NYC Park & Recreation’s Winter Jam. See photos, design renderings, and more...

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Red Bull BMX World Record – The Red Bull Experiment 2008 We call it the “KROB” ramp. The ramp was designed exactly to the specs of X Games Gold medalist Kevin Robinson for his world record attempt at 27.5 feet of vert above the top of the 26.5 foot quarter pipe. While Kevin achieved a world first on the StackBox Structures ramp, another record of note was the amazing location of this massive ramp in Central Park, NYC. Kevin Robinson became an instant fan of the StackBox because it was super solid and fast... See photos, design renderings, and more...

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NYC Parks – Adventure NYC 2008 The River Flume was a custom creation for NYC Park & Recreation’s annual outdoor sports festival called Adventures NYC. Like sledding in the winter – tubing on a giant water slide brings kids and families out by the thousands. The River Flume was an instant hit at the Adventure NYC event. The River Flume became team event with the staff from NYC Parks helping the kids and family in and out of the River Flume including the Parks Commissioner Adrienne Benepe jumping in the water. See photos, design renderings, and more...

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