GrindhouseSkate Co. · PDX Visit the shop

Portland, Oregon · Est. 2014 (fictional)

Grind Shop House
Built to last

Skateboard brand out front, deck press in the back, mini ramp behind the racks. We make three deck lines, back six riders, and keep the curb out front waxed for whoever shows up.

See the decks Next jam: Aug 8
Silhouetted skateboarder mid-ollie over a concrete ledge against a blazing sunset
12Years pressing decks
3Deck lines
6Team riders

Fresh off the press

Three lines, one press, zero mystery wood

Every deck is seven plies of hard rock maple, pressed in the back room and drilled by hand. Pick your terrain.

Stack of blank pressed maple skateboard decks in warm workshop light
Street line

Splinter

The everyday street deck. Seven plies of hard rock maple, a steeper concave for flick, and a tail that stays crisp past its prime.

From $62Illustrative price Specs
Worn skateboard wheels and bearings resting on rough concrete
Cruiser line

Curbside

The get-around board. Wider stance, mellow concave, and a wheelbase tuned for rough Portland asphalt and long pushes across town.

From $68Illustrative price Specs
Close-up of skateboard trucks grinding a steel rail at golden hour
Transition line

Ghost Rail

The bowl and coping shape. Wide, deep concave, square tail, and enough wood under your back foot to trust at the top of a transition.

From $74Illustrative price Specs

All prices illustrative. Fictional demo shop.

The team

You will know them by their push

Six riders, no headshots, no egos. Sticker tiles up front, clips where it counts.

Maya Calderon

Street

GoofyStance Portland, ORHometown 41Clips filmed

Dex Ferrell

Bowl

RegularStance Tacoma, WAHometown 33Clips filmed

Juno Park

Street

GoofyStance Eugene, ORHometown 27Clips filmed
Meet all six
08Aug

Next up

Ironside Alley Jam

Our block party. Best-trick on the curb island, a loose game of S-K-A-T-E, product tosses, and the grill going all afternoon. All ages until 8, bring your own board.

All events

The shop

More clubhouse than checkout

Pressed in the back room

Every Grindhouse deck is pressed, shaped, and drilled behind the shop wall. Seven plies of maple, small batches, no mystery wood.

Wax and wisdom, free

Grip application, bearing swaps, and honest setup advice cost nothing. Bring the board you have, not the one you think we want to see.

Mini ramp in back

A 4.5-foot mini lives behind the racks. Buy anything, skate all day. Pads free at the counter, helmets required under 18.

Every push counts

First push or fortieth year, you get the same stoke at the counter. Nobody here will quiz you before they help you.

Plan a visit

Community

Scenes from the scene

Empty concrete skatepark bowl with long golden-hour shadows
Overlook Bowl, first light
Skater seen from behind pushing down an empty street at sunset
The commute, eastside
Hand-poured concrete DIY skate spot with wax-stained edges
The DIY spot
Skate shop wall lined with abstract color-blocked skateboard decks
The deck wall

The Coping Report

One email a month. Zero spam, all stoke.

New decks, event dates, and the best clip that came through the shop door. Demo form, responses simulated.