Geoff Rowley

Rising to prominence in the early 1990s, Rowley became a pioneer in street skateboarding with groundbreaking video parts, particularly in Powell Peralta's "Sorry" (2002) and Flip Skateboards' "Sorry" (2002) and "Really Sorry" (2003). His fearless approach to handrails and gaps showcased his technical prowess. Rowley co-founded Flip Skateboards, contributing to its influence in the skateboarding industry. Beyond his skateboarding achievements, Geoff Rowley is respected for his role in shaping skateboard companies and remains an iconic figure in the sport's history, leaving a lasting impact on the global skateboarding community.