Raney Beres

Raney Beres is a Texas-bred transition skateboarder — Thrasher's 'Texan transition terror' — who rides for Anti-Hero Skateboards and got his first board sponsor as a kid from the Texas brand Zorlac. He survived a fractured skull, subdural hemorrhage and emergency brain surgery after slamming head-first into a pillar on Anti-Hero's 2015 Israel trip, a comeback recounted in his 2016 Thrasher interview 'The Road Back'. He rides Independent trucks and Converse Cons (with a full Cons part in 2020), appears on Spitfire team trips, and skated the 2019 Vans Park Series stop in Paris; his brother Rye Beres directed the Homies' 2022 video 'Fun Raiser'.

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