Enjoi & Madness Skateboards Are Back
Enjoi and Madness are two completely different brands, but their stories have ended up crossing over.
After both disappeared under previous corporate ownership, Enjoi was brought back by Louie Barletta and Madness returned to Bill Weiss. The two brands now sit under the same skater-owned setup, giving the people who actually built them the chance to take control again.
That means Enjoi and Madness are back with their original identities intact — no watered-down graphics, no random corporate direction and no pretending to understand skateboarding from a boardroom.
Enjoi Skateboards
Enjoi has always been about making skateboarding feel fun.
Known for the panda logo, playful graphics and a team that never took itself too seriously, Enjoi became one of the most recognisable skateboard brands of the early 2000s.
The new Enjoi range brings that same attitude back through skateboard decks and complete setups in a selection of sizes.
If you want a clean popsicle shape, a classic graphic or a complete skateboard that is ready to roll, Enjoi is a solid place to start.
Shop our full Enjoi Skateboards collection to see every deck and complete currently available.
Madness Skateboards
Madness sits on the other end of the scale.
The brand is known for darker graphics, powerful skateboarding, unusual shapes and deck constructions that go beyond the standard seven-ply popsicle.
Alongside regular street decks, Madness often experiments with wider boards, shaped outlines and technical features that give each model its own character.
Madness is a strong choice for skaters who want something a little heavier, wider or different from the usual setup.
Shop our full Madness Skateboards collection to explore every available size, shape and graphic.
Choosing Between Enjoi and Madness
Both brands make proper skateboards, so the better choice mainly comes down to what you like skating and how you want your setup to feel.
Enjoi is ideal if you want a familiar popsicle shape, playful graphics or a straightforward complete skateboard. Madness is worth checking out if you prefer wider decks, unusual shapes, heavier artwork or something that looks a little less standard.
An 8.25-inch deck remains a dependable all-round size for street skating, skateparks and everyday use. Wider boards offer more room and stability, while narrower decks can feel lighter and quicker for technical skating.
Check each product page for the exact width, length, wheelbase, shape and construction before choosing your next board.
Shop Enjoi and Madness at The Vines
Browse our full Enjoi and Madness Skateboards range above.
You can also visit the individual Enjoi and Madness collection pages to shop each brand separately, or head to their dedicated brand pages for the full story behind their return.