SBT · Since 2008
A story that began with
“Just Skateboarding”.
We set out to grow skate culture in Türkiye, share reliable information and bring people together through a shared passion.
The beginning
2008We set out as Türkiye’s first professional skateboarding platform. We held the first Go Skateboarding Day celebrations in İzmir and İstanbul. Through interviews, competitions and free lessons, we helped the local skate community grow.
Reaching every city
2013We launched our online store, aiming to connect skateboarders across Türkiye with the equipment they need.
Growing together
TodayWe continue to focus on skateboarding, skate culture and the people who keep it moving—with the same enthusiasm.
Rooted in the streets.
Powered by our community.
Since 2008, we have helped tens of thousands of people take their first steps on a skateboard. We have supported the development of top skaters and pioneered skate events that had never been held in Türkiye before.
For us, skateboarding is a culture learned in the streets, shared with others and carried forward by every new generation. The streets are our foundation. Our community is our strength. Together, we keep moving with the same passion.
More than a store
We built a community network across 15 provinces, bringing skaters together through numerous events and competitions. Our weeks-long SBT ALL WEEKENDS series inspired people to skate, while weekly Game of Skate sessions sparked the excitement.
This story is a relay, passed from one generation of skaters to the next. Today, we continue to do everything we can for the whole skate community—taking part in and supporting skate gatherings, events, competitions and fairs. By bringing first-time riders and lifelong skaters together through a shared passion, we keep this culture moving forward.
Brands born from our own story
We turned our experience in skateboarding into brands of our own. SBT SKATEBOARDS and WOODENBLACK FINGERBOARDS grew out of that story. Through what we create, we continue to share our passion for skateboarding and fingerboard culture.
