Zero Hacky Sack Single Skull (Black)
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The Zero Hacky Sack Single Skull (Black) brings one of skateboarding's most recognizable logos to a classic footbag, combining Zero Skateboards' dark, no-nonsense aesthetic with a simple pastime that's been part of skate culture for generations. Featuring a black crocheted exterior, a contrasting white embroidered skull, and a compact 2.25-inch round construction, this handmade hacky sack is a fun addition to any skateboarder's collection. Whether you're killing time between sessions, hanging out with friends at the skatepark, or taking a break from trying the same trick for an hour, it delivers a little old-school entertainment with unmistakable Zero style.
The design features an all-black crocheted body with thick, tightly interwoven stitching that creates a textured, flexible exterior. Centered prominently on one side is Zero's iconic skull emblem, embroidered in bright white thread against the dark background. The skull features two irregular black eye sockets, a small triangular nose opening, and jagged teeth along the bottom, maintaining the rough, stripped-down appearance that has defined Zero's graphics since the company's early years. The circular design keeps the artwork simple and instantly recognizable, while the contrasting embroidery gives the skull a textured, slightly raised appearance.
Measuring approximately 2.25 inches in diameter, the Single Skull Hacky Sack is compact enough to carry in a pocket or backpack. Its crocheted construction gives it a flexible surface suited to traditional footbag play, including toe kicks, stalls, and passing between friends. Each footbag is handmade in Guatemala, giving it a handcrafted character that sets it apart from mass-produced plastic accessories. The simple black-and-white color combination also makes it an easy collectible for longtime Zero supporters.
Zero Skateboards was founded in 1996 by professional skateboarder Jamie Thomas, better known as "The Chief." Originally established as an apparel brand before expanding into skateboard decks, Zero became one of the defining companies of late-1990s and early-2000s street skating. Through groundbreaking videos including Thrill of It All, Misled Youth, Dying to Live, and New Blood, the company built its reputation around fearless skateboarding, massive handrails, and an uncompromising commitment to progression. Its legendary roster has included Jamie Thomas, Chris Cole, John Rattray, Adrian Lopez, and Tommy Sandoval, among many others.
Zero's skull emblem became an essential part of that identity, appearing on countless skateboard decks, shirts, hoodies, stickers, and accessories. Its bold, aggressive appearance reflects the company's longstanding connection to punk rock, underground culture, and skateboarding's heavier side. The Single Skull Hacky Sack takes that familiar imagery and places it on something a little more playful without losing the character that makes Zero recognizable.
Hacky sacks also have a natural connection to skateboarding. Long before every session was documented on a phone, skateboarders spent plenty of time hanging around parking lots, schoolyards, and skateparks, waiting for friends, watching tricks, and finding ways to keep themselves entertained. Footbag circles fit into that environment perfectly. They require little equipment, encourage coordination and creativity, and are just as much about hanging out as they are about developing skills. Like skateboarding, there's always another trick to learn, and half the fun comes from passing it around with friends.
Around the San Gabriel Valley, that same atmosphere remains part of local skateboarding. Whether it's a group hanging out at Monrovia Skatepark, friends meeting up around Pasadena and Arcadia, or skateboarders taking a break between sessions in Claremont, Glendora, or South Pasadena, sometimes the simplest accessories are the most entertaining. For longtime Zero fans, this hacky sack also brings back the unmistakable graphics and independent skateboard culture that helped shape the scene throughout the late 1990s and beyond.
The Zero Single Skull Hacky Sack features a black crocheted exterior, white embroidered Zero skull graphic, 2.25-inch round design, and handmade construction from Guatemala. Compact, recognizable, and easy to carry, it's a great accessory for skateboarders, Zero collectors, or anyone who appreciates a little old-school skate culture away from the board.
Stix SGV has proudly served the San Gabriel Valley skateboarding community since the late ‘90s. With three locations across Los Angeles County, we’ve been deeply rooted in the local scene. Our Monrovia shop has been a staple since 1997, followed by our Claremont location in 2014, and our South Pasadena shop opening its doors in 2022. Our mission has always been simple: to uphold skateboarding culture and stay true to our community.