VERIFIED FIELD NOTE · CHECKED SEPT. 8, 2026
Is Tech Deck
still made?
Confirmed through Spin Master's active Tech Deck catalog, including current fingerboard multipacks, customizable parts and modular skatepark sets.
The short history
Tech Deck reached the late-1990s toy aisle as skate culture compressed to desk size. Collecting graphics mattered almost as much as learning an ollie with two fingers.
What survived
Pocket-size skateboards, grip tape, trucks, wheels and graphics licensed from real skate brands still define the line.
What changed
The range now reaches far beyond basic plastic boards, adding real-wood performance decks, softer wheels and large modular parks.
Current versions
Current products range from single boards and build-your-own multipacks to wooden Performance Series decks and X-Connect skateparks. Licensed graphics remain a major part of the appeal.
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Tech Deck FAQ
Is Tech Deck still made?
Yes. Spin Master currently sells Tech Deck fingerboards, multipacks and skatepark playsets.
Do current Tech Decks still use real skate-company graphics?
Yes. Spin Master's current products feature licensed graphics from established skate brands.
Are modern Tech Decks still plastic?
Many are, but some Performance Series products use real wood and upgraded components.
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