Loaded
Manufacturing · California, United States · 11-50 Employees
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Headquarters
10575 Virginia Ave, Culver City, Califor...Phone Number
(310) 839-1800Website
www.loadedboards.comRevenue
<$5 MillionIndustry
About Loaded
Beginning in early 1995, trying to mimic the rush of snowboarding on pavement, the company's shortboards got less and less playtime while the company experimented with more stable wheelbases, any funky truck the company could get the company's hands on, and pretty much any material the company could put trucks on. All sorts of shapes of Baltic birch plies, solid wood, modified shortboards, and various other objects became projectiles to careen down local hills with. Looking for a lively and precisely tuned and responsive ride, old snowboards soon found themselves reincarnated with trucks and wheels attachedawaiting more brutal methods of destruction. The company played (and continue to play) with almost every board and truck available and took courses in composite and material technologies, continuing on with the company's quest to build a lively board capable of skating bigger hills with enhanced control. September 2000 through June 2002 were dedicated to developing these boards. It wRead more
SIC Code 30,306NAICS Code 33,339Show moreLoaded Org Chart
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Beginning in early 1995, trying to mimic the rush of snowboarding on pavement, the company's shortboards got less and less playtime while the company experimented with more stable wheelbases, any funky truck the company could get the company's hands on, and pretty much any material the company could put trucks on. All sorts of shapes of Baltic birc... Read More