Independent skateboards · Portland, Oregon
No big brand. Just us, trying to build long‑lasting boards with beautiful, sick graphics, while giving back and making more places to skate.
Photo graphics from places nobody’s looking after
Every deck has to pass three tests
If it doesn’t, we don’t sell it.
Clips from Portland. New spots, new tricks, and whatever we’re working on.
Junkyard started in Portland with a skateboarder who wanted to make his own decks and a dad who thought it sounded like a pretty great idea.
One of us
handles the graphics, skating, and deciding what’s cool.
The other
handles the website, shipping, and occasionally being told his ideas are terrible.
We’re building it together. Starting with decks we’d actually want to ride.
Nice parks end up in rich neighborhoods. Everywhere else gets a cracked slab, or nothing. We want to build public DIY spots where they’re missing, starting in Portland.
Nobody should have to push an hour to skate.
You’ll see projects here first.
New decks first, plus the occasional clip. We’ll only email you about Junkyard.
