Celebrity Info
He’s a Denver-born professional skateboarder who’s made a name for himself skating with big brands like 303, Etnies, and Spitfire. Before he gained recognition, he was just a kid honing his skills at the local Denver skatepark, not far from North High School—his alma mater. Growing up, his passion for skating started early; his mother would often give him money specifically to buy shoes that could handle the grind of the ramps and rails. Over time, that support helped shape his journey, and now, as a well-known figure in the skateboarding world, he continues to represent his roots. People often look up to him not just for his talent, but for staying true to where he came from. His story is one of dedication, community, and the impact of small beginnings.
He had a solid lineup of sponsors backing him throughout his career, with big names like Thunder and Bones Swiss leading the charge. Diamond Hardware also played a key role in supporting his journey, providing reliable gear when it mattered most. And let’s not forget Liquid Death — yeah, that one stood out, not just for its edgy branding but for being a consistent supporter. All in all, these brands, especially Thunder and Bones Swiss, really helped shape his path. It’s clear that having partners like Diamond Hardware and Liquid Death made a difference, and Thunder? Well, Thunder was always there from the start.
