The Classic
Traditional-weight wood construction with the familiar feel of a hand-built board. Tuned for carving, control, and a solid connection to the flow.
R&D · Wood model
Hand-built flowboards inspired by the California coast, the mountains, and the people who keep pushing the ride forward.
Hand built.
Made for
California
Good vibesTwo starting models. One built around a traditional wood feel, one engineered lighter for riders who want a fast, responsive platform for tricks.
This is the visual direction for the first LIT prototype: a clean, hand-built Flowboard platform with the LIT identity carried directly onto the deck. The final shape, dimensions, materials and graphics will evolve as testing continues.
Traditional-weight wood construction with the familiar feel of a hand-built board. Tuned for carving, control, and a solid connection to the flow.
R&D · Wood model
A lighter wood-and-composite direction for riders chasing stick, pop, and quicker response. Built around the demands of modern tricks.
R&D · Pro modelWe aren't trying to make a board for everybody. We're trying to make a board riders are proud to ride.
Every LIT build starts with the ride: shape, flex, weight, durability, and the way the board behaves when the flow gets fast. The final design should feel as good hanging on a wall as it does under your feet.

Development driven by actual sessions, not corporate spec sheets.

Materials and construction choices have a reason behind them.

Mountain, desert, coast, skate, surf and the art that connects them.

Progression matters. So does the community around it.
LIT comes from Southern California counter-culture: surf and skate, mountain days, flow sessions, loud music, road trips, and the people you meet along the way. The lineup is intentionally inclusive — first-timers, veterans, kids, parents, older riders, trick hunters and people who just want to carve.
Jerseys, tees, tanks and bags are part of the language — not an afterthought. The same marks that live on a board should feel natural on the rider.





Southern California born and raised, I found inspiration in the mountains and ocean — and spent my life chasing the feeling that comes from extreme sports, music, and being outside.
I discovered flow riding and found a new passion in it. But I kept running into the same problem: boutique boards that felt like corporate products, inexpensive overseas manufacturing, or designs that didn't say anything about the culture behind the sport.
ASH became an inspiration — a reminder that a board can be made in America by riders who care about the art of life and the art of flow riding.
That idea became LIT: build something with character, build it with intention, and make the brand feel like the community that inspired it.
Follow the R&D journey as LIT moves from concept boards to finished rider-driven builds.
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