From a daily struggle to a movement-changing solution!

It all started with one simple, everyday problem:

How do you carry your skateboard when your not riding it?

As Skaters, we've always loved the freedom our boards give us - flying down hills, weaving through traffic, cruising with friends. But there's a moment every skater knows too well! The awkward, clunky feeling of lugging your board around once your off it.

But I turned my frustration into innovation!

We aren't trying to reinvent the wheel - just making it easier to carry one! After too many long walks with aching arms and grip-tape scratched bags, we hit the sketchbook. The Idea? a compact, clip-on attachment that lets any backpack become a skate-bag - without changing your style or flow!

Prototypes started with 3D prints and trial runs around Bristol. It had too be:

Tough enough for real riders

Quick Enough to use on the go.

Minimal enough to stay out the way.

Designed by Skaters. Built for movement.

Clippy wasn't made in boardrooms - it was shaped by the streets, tested on real communities & pieced together in my bedroom and refined with the help of the skating community. Every tweak came from lived experience!

We launched Clippy not just to solve a problem, but to help push skateboarding forward as a legit form of active transport. With the world moving towards greener cities and healthier lifestyles, we believe skaters have a huge role to play.

Stop trading your arm to have your board!

Clippy is just a start. We're building tools for the new era of urban movement, where skateboarders aren't just toys, they're transport. Whether you're cursing to work, skating to school, or exploring your city, we've got your back (literally).

This isn't just a product.

It's a push for change.

Welcome to the movement.

Alfred Mount @Clippy

@Webzskateboards

DanWebbz - 4/5 Tony's!

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Satisfaction!

I can't tell you the satisfaction of clipping the board onto it or taking it off the clip in one go!

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