Developed the first iteration working prototype of an adaptive skateboarding system to help a young boy achieve his dreams of shredding. By utilizing 3D-modeling, structural analysis, 3D printing, CNC machining, donated OTS componentry, and other manufacturing techniques, our team successfully created a safe and enjoyable experience. Background: Oregon Adaptive Sports (OAS) strives to make outdoor recreation accessible to all. While excelling in adaptive sports like skiing, snowboarding, cycling, and paddle sports, adaptive skateboarding remains unexplored in Central Oregon. To change this, OAS and the Redmond School District partnered with Oregon State University – Cascades, challenging Engineering Capstone students to develop an adaptive skateboarding solution. The project aims to prototype a system that supports both independent and assisted riding while addressing electric propulsion and braking for varying ability levels. Scope: Through OAS’s facilitation and expertise, our team, Project HULK SMASH, is designing a skateboard system specifically for children with disabilities in Central Oregon. Focused on a young athlete named Robert who has quadriplegia and ataxia, the design will offer scalable assistance, maximize safety and comfort, and enable operation by both the athlete and a supervising adult. Subsystem Overview: The first priority of this project was ensuring safety, followed closely by fun. First, the frame was designed, 3D modeled and then run though both FEA and in person testing to confirm it can handle intended load and usership of a 200 lb rider. Secondly, an electric skateboard was adapted to allow for independent propulsion and braking by the skateboarder. Lastly, for transfer and comfortable supported riding, a rated harnessing system was necessary. Sponsors: This project would not have been possible without the support of our sponsors and many co-sponsors who donated or discounted goods and services. This includes OAS (Oregon Adaptive Sports), RSD (Redmond School District), Prime Welding and Design, Edelrid, Build Kit Boards, Commercial Powder Company, Shredlights, and SolSk8.