Tech Deck

Launched in California in 1998 by X-Concepts, Tech Deck transformed fingerboarding from a niche pastime into a worldwide phenomenon. Unlike earlier miniature skateboards, Tech Deck introduced realistic fingerboards featuring working trucks, interchangeable wheels, grip tape and officially licensed graphics from leading skateboard companies. Early collaborations with brands including World Industries, Blind, Toy Machine, Zero and Santa Cruz helped make the miniature boards hugely collectible, while introducing a new generation to skateboarding's brands and graphics. Following its acquisition by Canadian toy company Spin Master in 2006, Tech Deck continued to expand its range, introducing miniature skateparks, ramps, rails and more advanced fingerboard designs. The collection now includes standard 96mm fingerboards, performance models, wooden fingerboards and modular skatepark sets. With nearly three decades of history, Tech Deck remains one of the most recognisable names in fingerboarding, combining the creativity and culture of real skateboarding with miniature-scale fun.