H-Street Skateboards was a prominent skateboard company founded by Tony Magnusson and Mike Ternasky in 1986 in San Diego, California. The company was known for its innovative designs, high-quality skateboarding products, and for being a pioneer in skateboarding culture during the 1980s and 1990s.

H-Street products, including boards, wheels, and apparel, were popular with both professional skaters and skateboarding enthusiasts worldwide. The company was known for sponsoring a number of talented skateboarders, including legendary names like Matt Hensley, Danny Way, and John Schultes.

During its time in the market, H-Street produced several groundbreaking skateboarding videos such as "Shackle Me Not" and "Hokus Pokus," which not only showcased the skaters' talent but also had a major impact on skateboarding culture and the film industry.

Unfortunately, H-Street was hit by tragic events when co-founder Mike Ternasky passed away in a car accident in 1994. Following Ternasky's passing, the company lost momentum and found itself in financial difficulties. T-Mag (Tony Magnusson) continued to work in the industry with other creative companies. For example, T-Mag was the creator of Osiris.

After years of people asking T-Mag about the brand, he decided in 2008 to revive it. Slowly but surely, the company has been reborn and since 2015 is back in full swing. Together with his wife Monica Mag, Tony has brought H-street back to where it once was.

H-Street is born from passion and 100% skate.

Today, the team consists of skaters Yuro Nagahara, Keefer Wilson and Hampus Winberg.