Toy Machine Decks & Apparel

Ed Templeton launched Toy Machine in 1993 and gave it a voice that could joke, bite, and still take street skating dead serious. Welcome to Hell is the one people still bring up because it showed how heavy regular streets can be. The art is a big part of it. You can pick a Toy graphic from across the shop and know it will ride the way you expect.

Toy does not chase seasons. It sticks to boards that hold up, shapes that feel familiar, and parts that keep landing in edits worth watching. There is a reason so many skaters have a Toy phase. It is honest, tough, and built for days that leave your shins marked up.