Shortys

Shorty's Hardware was founded by Tony Buyalos and April Hamrick around 1992. At a time when street skating was taking over and riser pads were no longer necessary, Shorty's stepped in and filled the need for shorter hardware, hence the name Shorty's. The brand first gained momentum after hiring a local girl named Rosa to appear in an ad, which was so well received that Rosa quickly became the Shorty's model of sorts. Over the years, Shorty's grew to include multiple hardware divisions, Shorty's Skateboards and the short lived Shorty's Snowboards. In early 2011, Shorty's ceased production of Shorty's Skateboards in order to refocus on it's hardware division.

Shortys

Shortys - Doh Doh OG Bushings White 98
Rated 5.0 out of 5
Based on 2 reviews

$11.00

    Shortys

    Shortys - Silverados 7/8 Allen Bolts
    Rated 5.0 out of 5
    Based on 6 reviews

    $8.00

      Shortys

      Shortys - Kingpin

      $5.00

        Shortys

        Shortys - Doh Doh OG Bushings Yellow 92
        Rated 5.0 out of 5
        Based on 4 reviews

        $11.00

          Shortys

          Shortys - Black Magic Eraser Griptape Cleaner
          Rated 5.0 out of 5
          Based on 1 review

          $9.00

            Shortys

            Shortys - Allen 1 Bolts
            Rated 5.0 out of 5
            Based on 2 reviews

            $8.00

              Shortys

              Shortys - Lights Allen 7/8 Bolts
              Rated 5.0 out of 5
              Based on 2 reviews

              $8.00

                Shortys

                Shortys - Allen 1 1/8 Bolts
                Rated 4.0 out of 5
                Based on 1 review

                $8.00

                  Shortys

                  Shortys - Allen 1 1/4 Bolts
                  Rated 5.0 out of 5
                  Based on 1 review

                  $8.00

                    Shorty's Hardware was founded by Tony Buyalos and April Hamrick around 1992. At a time when street skating was taking over and riser pads were no longer necessary, Shorty's stepped in and filled the need for shorter hardware, hence the name Shorty's. The brand first gained momentum after hiring a local girl named Rosa to appear in an ad, which was so well received that Rosa quickly became the Shorty's model of sorts. Over the years, Shorty's grew to include multiple hardware divisions, Shorty's Skateboards and the short lived Shorty's Snowboards. In early 2011, Shorty's ceased production of Shorty's Skateboards in order to refocus on it's hardware division.