Brandon Hardin

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Brandon Hardin was a professional street, inline skater from 1994 to 2000. He is known for establishing many tricks as the backslide, alley-oop soyale, x grind and stubb grind (the first inside soul trick). He has appeared in many in-line skate magazines such as Box, Daily Bread, Inline Skate Magazine, and the front cover of Skater. Sponsors were, Kryptonics, Senate, 976 Launderings, K2, and Pro-Deigned Pads. Accomplishments include:
11th overall in 1994 NISS
Appearance on David Letterman (skated in top ten)
2nd Overall in 1995 ASA