Just got it yesterday, and I’m very excited to make this thing my own.

About this item

• This stylish skateboard floor rack is crafted from high-quality, eco-friendly wood, designed to hold up to four skateboards. With its sleek and modern design, it not only keeps your boards organized but also complements any room decor.
• Organization and Cleanliness: It helps keep the house organized by providing a designated spot for skateboards, preventing them from being left scattered around the home. This skateboard shelf not only reduces clutter but also helps keep the floors clean and safe from scratches.
• Safety: By securely holding skateboards in one place, the rack prevents potential tripping hazards. Parents can have peace of mind knowing that their children won't accidentally trip over skateboards left on the floor.
• Encourages Responsibility: Providing a designated spot for skateboards can help children learn the value of taking care of their possessions and the responsibility of keeping their area neat and orderly.
• Aesthetic Appeal: The rack's sleek and minimalistic design allows it to effortlessly integrate into different home decors, adding a touch of elegance instead of being an unattractive addition.
• Space Efficiency: For Families living in smaller homes or apartments, this compact rack helps maximize space by neatly storing skateboards vertically, freeing up valuable floor space.
• Ease of Use: The simple assembly process, requiring no drilling or screws, means parents can quickly set up the rack without any hassle. It’s a convenient solution that doesn’t require additional tools or handyman skills.

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My version of the Screaming Hand...

Sketchbook work done by me.

In a move that’s shaking up the skateboard industry, after only a year of skating and at the ripe age of 45, I’m going pro. I’d like to thank the rock I lean my phone against for all the dope clips. To my crew, aka the other dad at the skatepark at 8 a.m. who I sometimes give a head nod to, I couldn’t have done this without you. Thank you Krylon for the dope graphics. We did it Ma!

Was skating downtown from Skate Depot park and snapped a pic of this train passing underneath. And shout out to Tyler at Side B Skate, cool enough dude, he can hook you up.

I bought this tshirt from Skate warehouse between 08 and 10, because i really wanted the deck with the same design, but i couldn't afford it. Now for years I have looked and I can't find a single piece of evidence that either of them ever existed.

I have checked countless websites and scrolled through miles of Google images with all the keywords I could ever think of. Can anyone help me find the deck, or at the very least help me prove it actually existed and I'm not insane?

Has a mellow concave and skates well too.

(Art by Alexis Debeuf)