Our History

Our roots stretch back to the beginning of “modern” skateboarding. We began making trucks two years after the first X-Games, in Huntington Beach, California, and countless pros have relied on our trucks ever since. Today Fury is Canadian owned and operated out of Abbotsford, BC.

1997 — The name

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

1999 — The 900

Tony Hawk landed the first 900 on Furys.

2000 — The highest ollie

Danny Wainwright set the highest ollie record riding Furys — a record that stood until 2018.

2007 — The Raw

We took our classic flagship truck, the Fury Evo, and re-designed it to improve what makes it uniquely “Fury”. The result was the Fury Raw: more rugged and durable, while staying ultralight.

2023 — Direct from Fury

We launched our online store so you can buy Fury Trucks directly from us.

Today — Canadian owned

Fury is now Canadian owned and operated from Abbotsford, BC, still making quality trucks at prices that don’t break the bank — and every pair comes with a lifetime guarantee.