Fingerboard Pioneer Brands

Mass-market boards with real skate graphics put fingerboards in the hands of millions — and made everything that followed possible.

Decks, Trucks, Wheels

Timo Lieben's hand-pressed 5-ply maple decks gave serious riders a real board to ride — and set the shape language the scene still uses.

Decks

Mike Schneider started FlatFace as a young rider selling grip tape — and grew it into one of the biggest names in fingerboarding.

Decks, Wheels, Shops

Petr Ptáček won Fast Fingers three years running — and hand-makes the Czech decks that carry his name.

Decks

A Portuguese deck brand built on exotic woods that grew its own truck subsidiary, YTrucks, and outfitted champions.

Decks, Trucks

From tuning parts to completes, decks, and ramps, Teak Tuning made a serious setup affordable for newcomers.

Tuning, Decks, Obstacles & ramps

Japan's UAG F.B handcrafts decks, trucks, wheels, and tape under one roof — and built its own A-frame track.

Decks, Trucks, Wheels, Obstacles & ramps

Part shop, part brand, part media machine, Slushcult co-presents Fingerboard Con and keeps the modern scene loud.

Shops, Media, Decks