
Trashboard is a new material. Based on recycled cardboard, circular and performing.
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The deck has an 8.25-inch width, medium concave, and a Psychedelic Mars Attacks! SHAKA graphic. Made in France from pressed recycled cardboard, it is designed for street and park skating.
The company’s Cruiser is handcrafted in France.
The 8.5-inch street-shape deck has medium concave and is made in France from ultra-compressed recycled cardboard. Its graphic is credited to SHAKA Biarritz.
The company offers a Trashboard longboard with a compressed-cardboard core, five-ply wooden rails, upcycled Airbus carbon, and bio-based epoxy. It measures 41 by 9.25 inches and the complete option includes 169 mm trucks, 79A wheels, and ABEC 5 bearings.
More high-performance skateboards, thanks to technology that combines recycled cardboard with composite material made with Airbus carbon.
Trashboard introduces skateboards blending performance with sustainability. The brand prioritizes durability and environmental impact in its designs, addressing a gap in the market where eco-conscious materials often compromise functionality. Early products showcase a focus on reducing waste without sacrificing skateboarding standards.
Dec 2024 · KODD MAGAZINE ®News article
TRASHBOARD showcases its products at the *Grande Exposition du Fabriqué en France* event hosted by the Élysée Palace. The exhibition highlights French-made innovations and features select companies like TRASHBOARD. The event took place over two days in late October 2024.
Oct 2024 · EuroSIMANews article
Trashboard converts Airbus’s discarded aircraft carbon and recycled cardboard into high-performance, sustainable skateboards. The partnership repurposes industrial waste into durable skateboard decks, addressing both environmental and performance needs in the skateboarding industry.
May 2024 · KarmactiveNews article
François Jaubert collaborates with Airbus to develop the TRASHBOARD, a skateboard made from recycled aircraft materials. The project repurposes waste from aviation manufacturing into a sustainable, high-performance skateboard deck. Airbus supports the initiative as part of its commitment to circular economy practices.
May 2024 · Clean the SkyNews article