Fractures of the scaphoid bone are inherently susceptible to non-union healing. The blood supply to the bone can become disrupted following trauma and result in a chronically unstable fracture site. This in turn can be the source of long standing wrist pain and compromised function. We wish to describe our experience with scaphoid non-union reconstruction using a reverse vascularized radius bone flap based upon the radial artery. We have successfully performed this reverse flow pedicle flap procedure on 3 patients with scaphoid non-union fractures. No peri-operative complications have been encountered. Post-operatively all patients have displayed clinical and radiographic evidence of bony union across the fracture sites.