Skatebruh runs a 24/7 donation box so used skate gear can be shared with those in need—bringing more people into the skating community, no cost needed.

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<p>Dave started Skatebruh back in 2020 with a simple idea—sharing his love for skating with others. What began as a small shop for quality skateboards has grown into a space for all kinds of rollersports, from surfskating to inline skating. He and the team now even run lessons to help people get started. Based at Kallang Wave Mall, Skatebruh isn’t just a store—it’s part of the community. There’s a donation box outside the shop where anyone can drop off or pick up used gear, open all day, every day. Dave’s the kind of person who just wants to see more people rolling and having a good time.</p>

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Dave started Skatebruh back in 2020 with a simple idea—sharing his love for skating with others. What began as a small shop for quality skateboards has grown into a space for all kinds of rollersports, from surfskating to inline skating. He and the team now even run lessons to help people get started. Based at Kallang Wave Mall, Skatebruh isn’t just a store—it’s part of the community. There’s a donation box outside the shop where anyone can drop off or pick up used gear, open all day, every day. Dave’s the kind of person who just wants to see more people rolling and having a good time.