Press release:
Body Glove welcomes 25-year-old surfer Granger Larsen to the team. Raised in Lahaina, Maui, Larsen has been surfing since he was eight.
“I have known Granger Larsen since he was a menehune back in Lahaina. He is an incredibly smooth and powerful surfer,” said Body Glove’s Surf Marketing Manager Cheyne Magnusson.” “It has been amazing to watch him grow into one of the most well -rounded humans and athletes in our sport. We are beyond stoked to have him as a part of our family.”
Granger is currently competing on the World Qualifying Series and travelling to different locations around the globe to freesurf.
“I am super stoked to be riding for Body Glove again. They were my first wetsuit sponsor when I was a grom and I am happy to be a part of an elite team,” said Larsen. Being a part of an iconic brand that makes the best wetsuits around is an amazing opportunity. I am stoked!”
About Body Glove International
Founded in Redondo Beach, California in 1953 by twin brothers Bill and Bob Meistrell, Body Glove is the original wetsuit company. Today, the privately-owned, family-operated company is a leading global watersports brand that specializes in wetsuits, swimwear, clothing, footwear, accessories and technology products. While Body Glove has supported surfers and the surfing industry since 1953, today Body Glove sponsors one of the most respected surf and wakeboard teams in the industry. Pro surfers Tatiana Weston-Webb, Jamie O’Brien, Anthony Walsh, Alex Gray, Zeke Lau, Guinness World Record Holder Garrett McNamara, as well as wakeboarders Rusty Malinoski, Harley Clifford, and Bob Soven are all part of the Body Glove Team. Through Reef Check, SIMA’s environmental fund, and the Surfrider Foundation, Body Glove also works hard to preserve and protect the oceans and waterways it loves. The company’s headquarters are still based in Redondo Beach, but its products are sold all over the U.S. by a network of independent retailers, at its own Dive N’ Surf retail shop and in approximately 50 countries worldwide.