Thanks to Rustek‘s new collection of wooden skateboards, handcrafted out of sustainably sourced wood, we can all dream of popping sweet 180-degree ollies while soaring down the street.

Wooden skateboard decks — in all their scuffed, gouged and worn glory — are finding new uses in board shorts, T-shirts, hats, socks, pillows, wallets and a range of flooring and wall tiles.

Still, for a few pieces of wood and some glue, it's not a bad skateboard. If you make your own, just don't do any rail grinds with it. Source: William Osman, Braille Skateboarding via Digg ...

Bamboo has grown there since the late 1880s and most people consider it weeds. The team’s newest design reinvents the wooden skateboard in woven bamboo.

Although firmly entrenched in the cultural zeitgeist now, the skateboard wasn’t always a staple of popular culture. It had a pretty rocky start as surfers jankily attached roller skating ...

Last Christmas, the Walendys gave written permission to their 14-year-old to build a wooden skateboard ramp known as a ”half-pipe” in their back yard. They were totally convinced, they wrote ...

An exhibit opening Saturday at Dedicated Visual Art Studio and Gallery in North Little Rock will feature the work of over 30 Arkansas artists who have transformed blank, wooden skateboard decks ...

EVERETT — Wooden skateboards have plenty of “pop,” and so does this new store in downtown Everett. Two friends and skateboard enthusiasts, Ben Corey and Ross Jenkins, opened Pops Skate Shop ...