Skateboarding Goes Sustainable

They’re a certified b-corp – just like New Belgium Brewing – which means they’re part of a growing pool of for-profit companies certified to meet strict standards of environmental and social performance, transparency, and accountability. Basically, it’s what every company should be.

Their boards are made form non-toxic materials in Ithaca, NY, using regionally-sourced hardwood maple and water-based inks. They work directly with the wood suppliers to ensure sustainable forestry practices.

Comet also hosts an online forum where the skating community can help design board graphics. Totally rad.

These decks are full of good juju and who couldn’t use a lil’ of that these days?

 

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