Jeff Bell, from Garden Grove, rose to prominence skimboarding the Seal Beach Wedge during the mid- to late-1980s, a formative period in the sport’s evolution. Known for pushing early aerial progression and combining it with standout style, Jeff helped move skimboarding beyond its ground-oriented roots.
About Jeff Bell
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Garden Grove, CA, USA Get DirectionsA regular competitor across the California coast—from Santa Cruz to Newport Pier and Laguna Beach—and in Hawaii, Jeff was a serious threat in any heat. His speed, creativity, and wave sense set him apart from his peers.
Influenced by Southern California skate culture, Jeff successfully carried skateboarding aggression into skimboarding. His crossover talent led to his association with Santa Monica Airlines and Skip Engblom of the Dogtown Boys. Jeff Bell’s impact during the 1980s helped shape the direction and identity of modern skimboarding.