Built From Boards
Every ring starts with a board that already had a life. We just give it another one.
When a Skateboarder Begins to Love Woodworking
Started in my dad's garage. Broken boards piling up, nowhere to go. I started cutting them up. Jewelry first.
Rings turned out to be the thing. Seven layers of maple — teal, red, raw wood — stacked like nothing else. Looked right on a finger. Bayshore Rings grew from there.
Why Skateboards
Seven layers of hard maple, pressed under thousands of pounds of force. Between those plies: colored veneers that change by brand and era. Cut across the deck — those layers become the ring's grain. No dye. No stain.
Made Right. Every Time.
Built From Real Boards
No new wood. Just decks that already skated their last run.
Small Batch Always
Made in small batches, by hand. When it's gone, it's gone.
Tampa Roots
Born in Tampa. Named for Bayshore Blvd. First sold to local skaters.
The Parks That Built the Culture
Clay
Started in Tampa, named for Bayshore Boulevard. Both founders grew up here. First rings went to local skaters who got it before anyone else.
Retired skaters had no way to carry the culture without the full kit. A ring from a real board fills that — wearable, understated, made from something that already meant something.
