Lance Mountain, born June 13, 1964. Pasadena, Ca.
As kid from the 60's into the 70's, from frisbees to skateboards, pop culture from T.V. advertising to Popular music, Lance grew up, and from, the assualt of visual imagery that was invading the youths of the day. Entering skateboarding at the age of 10, Lance was on his way into a world with everything a from design to performance, advertising to marketing. Taking it all in, Lance started to carve his own path into the world of skateboarding. Lances sponsors
throughout his career: Variflex, The Bones Brigade(Powell/Peralta) The Firm, his own company to present day Flip skateboards, NIKE, INDEPENDENT, SPITFIRE. From filming some of the very first Skateboard Videos to Shooting photographs, designing, drawing, printing, silk screening, Lance has developed his own Artistic Vision, incorporating all types of materials, paint, sculptures, and other objects found throughout the world... with a body of Art work as strong in message as in execution, Lance Mountain is and will be a force to be reckoned with.

Pat Ngoho rose from the deep rooted seeds of the Dogtown Movement and embraced all that it stands for. He declined an early offer to join Stacy Peralta and the Bones Brigade.
His skating has always been motivated by sessions and people, and to this day he still finds inspiration in both.

His skating began in the driveways of West Los Angeles and eventually moved on to the windfall of backyard pools near his home. The Marina Skatepark opened and he was exposed to the epicenter of skateboarding, but as quickly as it came, it left and he returned back to the pools and banks of his early days.

He remained in touch with friends such as Christian Hosoi who got him interested in Street Skating and within a couple of years he was again skating competitively.

Today Pat splits his time between Skateboarding and Art. He occasionally skates on the World Cup of Skateboarding Tour and pursues his personal art as well as showing with the Love and Guts Art Show that he co-founded.

Frankie Hill, 
Birthday is 02/18/71
Ive been skating sense I was fourteen,
I like mexican food,
My favorite things to skate are mini picnic tables, little gaps, someplace I can take my little jump ramp,
Ive been very lucky to have grown up skating with many great skaters,
Id like to thank my sponsors: LEGION skateboards, TRACKER trucks, Loyal to your Soil clothes , Green Bannanas clothes, Mozz clothes,
Easy Studio Costume clothes, Robot Guts bolts, Last Resort wheels,Nightmare grip, and MORE THRASHIN LESS FASHION clothes,

Ron Allen sponsors' H-Street Skateboards, Osiris Shoes, Independent Trucks, Powell Swiss Bearings, Paradise Wheel Co., and Mad Pax.  Ron Allen has been shredding for decades!   Getting his first thrills in 1975.  Ron first made his skateboard mark on the world with his ollies while riding for the legendary H-Street Skateboards in the 80’s along with Danny Way, Matt Hensley and Tony Mag, as the backbone of H-Street.  Appearing in two historic H-Street skate videos, Shackle Me Not and Hokus Pokus, and in the Life video A Soldier Story defined Ron Allen’s skating and formulated the foundation for his legendary statues he currently enjoys.

Ron is still skating everyday as if he just discovered skating and always stoked for a session.   Pro for over 20 years, he continues to keep the session hot.   Ron is probably the oldest veteran street skating pro still shredding and competing at almost 50 years old.  Ron is a true skateboarder untainted by the industry pit falls; to him everything about skateboarding is fun.  Beyond skating, Ron’s other passions include music and Mcing, which he’s also done for over 20 year.  Ron has had the pleasure of performing with many talented musicians over the years and has made music for some epic skateboard videos.  R.A .has done a lot of art and has been a creative contributor from the Bay Area.  Ron’s art can be seen in his different skateboard companies:  Life, Fun, American Dream, Heeterz, and Energy Skateboards.  These companies have had the honor to have sponsored some of the best skateboarders in the world.   Ron Allen has been giving back through Positive Skateboard Experience, his skateboard camps and events in Northern California for the past fifteen years.