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United States Heimana Reynolds is a professional skateboarder who became a World Champion and represented the United States at the Olympic Games, showcasing his talent on a global stage.
Heimana Reynolds is a sponsored pro rider for The Heart Supply, a brand also associated with JAKKS Pacific for bringing skateboards to the sporting goods aisle while donating skateboards to children in need.
Heimana Reynolds is partnered with KT Tape. The partnership is highlighted in an interview where he discusses the brand, known for its use by athletes.
Reynolds has been featured in campaigns for Polo Ralph Lauren, appearing dressed in the brand and discussing his creative approach to skateboarding, likening it to an artist finding their canvas.
Heimana Reynolds lists S1 helmets as one of his sponsors.
Heimana Reynolds lists Indy as one of his sponsors.
Heimana Reynolds lists Spitfire as one of his sponsors.
Heimana Reynolds lists Nike SB as one of his sponsors.
Heimana Reynolds lists Bones Bearings as one of his sponsors.
Aside from being a family business where he teaches, Heimana Reynolds is sponsored by Proper Rideshop.
Heimana Reynolds is sponsored by Jessup Griptape.
Heimana Reynolds is sponsored by Hest Outdoors.
Heimana Reynolds is sponsored by Yepabrand.
Heimana Reynolds is sponsored by Tacomabeast.
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, in 1998, Heimana Reynolds was introduced to skateboarding at the age of seven by his father, who operated a family skate shop. This early exposure led him to his first skating competition in the same year, with his father also serving as his lifelong coach. Reynolds demonstrated an early aspiration for Olympic participation; at ten, he publicly expressed his desire to compete in the Games, a goal he pursued years before skateboarding’s inclusion in the Olympic program.
Reynolds’ professional skateboarding career gained momentum, culminating in significant achievements in 2018 and 2019. Despite securing a silver medal at the World Championships in 2018, he initially did not make the inaugural U.S.A. Skateboard National Team. This omission fueled his determination, leading to a remarkable turnaround. Within four months, he won the International Skateboarding Open’s Olympic qualifier in Nanjing, significantly boosting his Olympic rankings. In September 2019, Reynolds further solidified his standing by winning the World Skate Park World Championships in Brazil with a score of 88.00, earning him the world title and a prominent spot on the new national team roster for Tokyo.
At the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games, Reynolds participated in the men’s park event. Although he achieved a score of 63.09, placing him second in his heat during the preliminaries, it was not sufficient to advance him to the final round for a medal contention, resulting in a 13th-place finish overall. Beyond competitive results, Reynolds also focused on broader goals for his sport. He expressed a desire for the sport’s Olympic presence to “open everyone’s eyes to the beauty of skateboarding,” indicating a commitment to the sport’s growth and recognition.
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