Our History

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History

Our roots stretch back to the beginning of “modern” skateboarding. We began making trucks 2 years after the first X-Games in Huntington Beach California, and countless pros have relied on our trucks ever since.

1997

Fury Trucks were named after the Plymouth Fury, a true classic. Just as our namesake continues to define American muscle cars, Fury Trucks continues to define professional skateboarding performance.

1999

Tony Hawk landing the first 900 on Furys in 1999.

Picture of Danny Wainwright about to do an ollie

2000

Danny Wainwright setting the highest ollie record in 2000 – a record that would stand until 2018 – riding Fury’s.

Picture of the Evo truck and the Raw truck. Picture split in half with each half showing part of the truck.

2007

In 2007, we took our classic flagship truck, the Fury Evo, and re-designed it to improve even further what makes it uniquely “Fury”. The result was the Fury Raw, a truck that is more rugged and durable, while remaining ultralight.

2023

In 2023, we launched our new modern website, enabling you to buy Fury Trucks directly from us!