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Emerica Toy Machine Eye Hoodie - blackEmerica Toy Machine Eye Hoodie black $37.95 (40% off)Extra 10% Off With Code: EXTRA10
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Toy Machine Bored Sect 7.875 Complete SkateboardToy Machine Bored Sect 7.875 Complete Skateboard $85.95 (22% off)Extra 10% Off With Code: EXTRA10
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Toy Machine Monster 7.375 Mini Complete Skateboard - orangeToy Machine Monster 7.375 Mini Complete Skateboard orange $93.95 (15% off)Extra 10% Off With Code: EXTRA10
Toy Machine American Monster 7.75 Complete SkateboardToy Machine American Monster 7.75 Complete Skateboard $93.95 (15% off)Extra 10% Off With Code: EXTRA10
Toy Machine Fists 7.75 Complete Skateboard - yellowToy Machine Fists 7.75 Complete Skateboard yellow $85.95 (22% off)Extra 10% Off With Code: EXTRA10
Toy Machine Vendiagram 7.75 Complete Skateboard - blackToy Machine Vendiagram 7.75 Complete Skateboard black $84.95 (15% off)Extra 10% Off With Code: EXTRA10
Toy Machine Monster 7.375 Mini Complete Skateboard - redToy Machine Monster 7.375 Mini Complete Skateboard red $93.95 (15% off)Extra 10% Off With Code: EXTRA10

Toy Machine was started in 1993 by Ed Templeton through the support of Tod Swank and Tum Yeto Distribution. After turning pro for New Deal only two years prior, Ed was eager for the chance to create something new with Toy Machine. What would follow remains to be one of the most iconic brands in skateboarding.

With no social media and the internet still in early stages of development, the impact of skateboarding videos in the ‘90s was much more profound. It was through these videos that Toy Machine soon developed a cult following. Barrier-breaking videos such as “Welcome to Hell” and “Jump off a Building” inspired countless skateboarders including many of today's top pros.

Another one of the key differentiators between Toy Machine and other companies are their cast of fictitious characters portrayed in board graphics; most of which are created by Ed. From the yellow-horned devilish monster to the bloodshot cyclops and turtle boy. Toy Machine offers up an alternative to the abundance of conservative board graphics out there. If you want to support a skater-owned brand look no further.