The Team

Andy Hernandez

Born in Lynwood California in 1997, during his birth Andy did not make full rotation and was a forced delivery which lead to the deformity of his right arm.  Andy had started skateboarding at the age of 8. Through out the years Andy would go to the local park with friends. At the age of 16 Andy was introduced to Oscar Loreto by some friends he had gone skating with.  It was at this time Andy says " my whole life changed." Being self conscious of his deformed arm Andy would always wear hoodies and baggy clothes to hide it. It wasn't until meeting and hanging out with Oscar who had told Andy to not care what people think and quote on quote "fuck em". It was at this moment he had found confidence in himself and  stopped hiding his arm. Since the two have been inseparable, and for the past 10 years they have been traveling and competing in adaptive events such as  GFL series,  Xgames2018 and SLS Paris 2024.

Oscar Loreto Jr.

Pro Rider:Oscar Loreto was born in Hollywood, CA in July of 1986 with a congenital birth defect that caused him to be missing his left foot, his left hand and four fingers of his right hand. After countless doctor visits as a child, he learned and adapted to his prosthesis quickly. He learned to write with both his hands and lived a close to normal childhood. Soon after middle school Oscar opened Pandoras Box of skateboarding which eventually lead him to where he is now. Over the past two decade’s Oscar has paved the way for up and coming adaptive skateboarders. He has helped the adaptive community in so many ways such as creating more events and spreading awareness working with organizations such as the sheckler foundation. Oscar is a true OG and we are blessed to have him apart of our family.

Ernie Ibarra

Our newest pro rider for 1Legacy. Out of phoenix AZ. Ernie has been an absolute blast, a true blessing to the 1L family. Born with Caudal Regression Syndrome. which led to him only having his T1 to T6 deformed legs and wears size 13 toddler shoes. Ernie walked around on his hands but now its almost impossible seeing without his skateboard, not only for the love of it but because it allows him to be more mobile with his disabily.

David Coons

Team Rider/Owner: David Coons born in New Milford CT 1992. David had been skateboarding for 11 years before he had his right leg amputated due to a motorcycle accident in January of 2017.  2 Years after his amputation he had gotten back on a skateboard and started competing in the adaptive division.  In 2022 he had announced the worlds first adaptive skateboard company 1Legacy, at Frumpfest, a fund raising skateboard event. Coons created the event through non profit Wheels for Wheels and funds raised at the event help adaptive athletes with travel and equipment grants. Coons has decided to dedicate his life to the disabled community on and off the board. He is currently lab manager at prosthetic firm. Where he fabricates prosthetic limbs. When he's not creating legs  you can find him at local skate events or Wheels for Wheels functions. In recent years Coons has retired from adaptive skateboarding due to an injury in his residual limb now his main focus is running the company.

Clement Zannini

Clement is our first international rider from France. With the nickname frenchie everytime the boys get together hell is being raised. Understandable, if you have ever met the other guys clement is no exception in is own words “I push further than my limits, I know them but i don't care about them." Frenchie was born with a birth defect which leaves him with a shorter disformed right leg. If you've seen any over his videos maybe for redbull energey you know this guy is and absolute beast.