FINGERBOARDING MAGAZINE 

Roots in Skateboarding's Golden Era. Emerging from the late 70s DIY scene, fingerboarding was born as a creative outlet for legendary pros like Lance Mountain to visualize tricks.

The 1985 "Future Primitive" Catalyst. The culture moved from the shadows to the screen in the mid-80s, proving that the miniature board was a legitimate tool for technical expression.

The 1999 Mass-Market Phenomenon. The turn of the millennium saw the first global boom, transitioning fingerboarding from a niche hobby into a worldwide household name.

A Parallel Industry Evolution. For four decades, fingerboarding has mirrored the skateboard industry, evolving from plastic novelties into high-performance, handcrafted equipment.

Decades of Built-In Loyalty. This isn't a trend; it's a multigenerational subculture with a 40-year history of dedicated practitioners and collectors.