PEOPLE DOING SOMETHING RAD.

Onewheel pro and the rider behind the Elevate. Bodhi co-designed it with Landed and Onewheel, then helped put it through a year of testing with the Onewheel Factory Pro Team.

Off the board he's just as busy: skating, making music and shooting photos of the people and places along the way. If it rolls, sounds good or looks good through a lens, Bodhi is probably into it.

Reed rides BMX at the pro level, which means rails, ramps and a lot of hard landings. Grip and board feel through the sole aren't nice-to-haves for him, they're the whole game.

When he's not riding, he's creating: shooting photos, making videos and making music. Same energy, different outlet.

Fischer has pedaled loaded-down bikes across more countries than most people visit, most of them alongside fellow Collective member Gracee. Bikepacking means weeks on the saddle, pushing up passes and sleeping wherever the day ends, so his gear has to earn its spot.

When he's home, he's skating or building Fishski, the creative brand he founded. Landed made the cut because one pair handles the pedals, the hike-a-bike and the skate session.

Gracee sees the world from the saddle. She travels the globe by bike with fellow Collective member Fischer: long days on back roads, everything they need strapped to the frame, and stopping wherever looks worth exploring.

Off the bike she's still outside, wandering trails and finding the next spot. She needs one pair that pedals well, walks all day and doesn't mind the dirt, so Landed comes along for the ride.

Kate trains people for a living and trains herself for fun. Most days start with a run or a workout and end on a trail with her dog, with a business to run somewhere in between.

She needs one pair that can keep up with all of it. Landed handles the miles and still looks right when the day turns into meetings or dinner.

Matt spends winters skiing and the rest of the year finding new ways to see the mountains, usually from above. Paragliding means long hikes to launch with a pack full of wing, and he'd rather do them in shoes than boots.

Give him binoculars, a dirt road and a ridge line and he'll find the best view in the range.

Kyle grew up in Utah's mountains and has spent most of his life finding excuses to get outside. A self-proclaimed hobby enthusiast, he's a skier, hiker, biker, golfer and storyteller who somehow turned playing in the mountains into a full-time job.

When he's not chasing powder or wandering down a trail, he's usually behind a camera or convincing his friends to join the next adventure. He believes the best gear gets dirty, the best stories come from getting lost and there's no such thing as too many hobbies.

Tracer likes gravity, a lot of it. On the ground that means downhill skating: hairpins, hand-down slides and tight lines at speeds most people only see in a car. In the air it means speed flying off the same mountains he skates down. And when he's not moving fast, he's making music.

Both sports need total trust in your feet. Landed's flat, sticky outsole gives him the board feel he wants when the road starts dropping.