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Jeremy Wray

Jeremy Wray is a Californian street skater known for his huge ollie pop, precise flip tricks and pioneering big gaps and stair sets in the 1990s. He rode for Blockhead and Plan B before a long stint on Element, and later Forty. In 1997 he ollied the gap between two water towers in Rowland Heights, California, a feat that made the November 1997 cover of Thrasher and is still regarded as one of skateboarding's landmark moments. He has also worked as an artist and designer.

Sources: jenkemmag.com, sidewalkmag.com, surfertoday.com

Decks in the archive
21
Years
1998–2026
Brands
3

Sponsors over the years

From Jeremy Wray's decks in the archive: first pro deck Element “Wray Immortality”, 1998.

  1. Element Wray Immortality deck in the Giant Distribution 1998

    Element1998–2004

    18 decks: Wray Immortality, Wray Astro, Wray Hiero, Wray Squared…

  2. Forty Jeremy Wray Guest Pro deck

    Forty2020

    1 deck: Jeremy Wray Guest Pro

  3. Verb Jeremy Wray Hear See Speak Artist (Yellow Orange) deck

    Verb2026

    2 decks: Jeremy Wray Hear See Speak Artist (Yellow Orange), Jeremy Wray Hear See Speak Artist Ecru Green

1990s (4)

2000s (14)

2020s (3)