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Tony Hawk Joins Skullcandy as Brand Ambassador in Skateboarding and Music Initiative

Tony Hawk • Photo Credit: Skullcandy

PARK CITY, Utah, March 27, 2025 (ENTERTAINMENT INTERVIEWS) — Consumer electronics company Skullcandy has announced the addition of professional skateboarder Tony Hawk as its newest brand ambassador. Hawk joins the company’s roster of athletes from the surf, snowboard, and skateboarding industries, including Andrew Reynolds, Nora Vasconcellos, and Louie Lopez.

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According to the company, Hawk’s longstanding ties to skateboarding, music, and youth culture reflect Skullcandy’s brand ethos centered on self-expression and creativity. Hawk is credited with developing more than 80 tricks in vert skateboarding, including the first documented 900. His career includes launching the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater video game series in 1999, founding The Skatepark Project—formerly the Tony Hawk Foundation—which has awarded over $13 million to support more than 660 skatepark projects in the United States, and co-hosting the podcast Hawk vs Wolf.

"Welcoming Tony to the Skullcandy family is the latest example of how we're strengthening our authentic connection to skateboarding and adjacent cultures. Tony represents everything Skullcandy stands for—fearless expression, lasting impact, and love for the lifestyle. He's not just a pro skater—he's a movement. And that movement has always had a soundtrack," said Justin Regan, VP of Brand at Skullcandy.

"I've always appreciated Skullcandy's commitment to the skate community, music, and doing things their own way. I've used their products for years and am excited to officially partner with a brand that aligns with my culture and values," said Hawk.

Skullcandy stated that Hawk will appear in a campaign launching April 15, 2025, and will participate in additional brand initiatives, product collaborations, and content projects.

For more information, visit www.Skullcandy.com.

Source: Skullcandy

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