Andy Anderson, born April 13, 1996, in White Rock, British Columbia, Canada, is a professional skateboarder celebrated for his wildly inventive and versatile style. Goofy-footed and helmet-wearing, he seamlessly blends old-school freestyle, pool, and vert tricks with modern street and park techniques, making him one of skating’s most creative forces. Turning pro in 2019, Anderson represented Canada at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and rides for Powell-Peralta. He’s known for mind-bending tricks like spinning a 900 on top of a fire hydrant, and his signature Hydrant deck shape—named for his playful take on urban obstacles—is a precise, responsive board loved for its pop and flickability. Anderson inspires a new generation by bridging skateboarding’s eras with boundless imagination, positivity, and stoke.
