SPOT O.T.M. - Andrew Hook – Breckenridge, Colorado

Andrew Hook, a Breckenridge native, rediscovered fingerboarding after being introduced to high-quality boards. Now creating custom mini skate spots, rails, and benches, he’s passionate about pushing the scene forward. Catch him at parks or on the slopes in Colorado.

Andrew Hook – Breckenridge, Colorado
For Andrew Hook, fingerboarding isn’t just a hobby—it’s a way of life. A Colorado native of 38 years, he grew up skateboarding but found his true passion in snowboarding, leading him to leave Denver for the mountains. When he’s not working or carving through fresh powder, you’ll find him skating in the streets of Denver. If you ever spot him at the park or in the mountains, don’t hesitate to say hi—he’s the kind of guy who might even buy you his favorite drink: beer.
Andrew’s fingerboarding journey started with Tech Decks in the early 2000s, building makeshift parks out of mat board, cardboard, hot glue, and tape. Though he eventually drifted away from FB, a friend introduced him to high-quality fingerboards, and he was instantly hooked. Within weeks, he bought his first 3D printer, unleashing his creativity to build obstacles and eventually custom parks for others. Now, he’s focused on mini skate spots, designing new plaza setups, rails, and benches to push the scene forward.
His deeper connection to fingerboarding came after discovering a USAFBL event in Denver. Walking in, he was blown away by the camaraderie, energy, and seeing the parks he had only viewed online. That moment cemented FB as a lifelong passion.
His most memorable build? A disastrous first attempt at pouring concrete for a personal park—ending in a messy garage and a trip to Lowe’s for round two. The second attempt? Flawless.

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🛒 Shop: MiniSkateSpots
📍 Location: 400 North Park Ave 12-B,
Breckenridge, CO 80424