Fusion Longboards

Fusion Longboards is an American skateboard company founded by Matt Bruback in 2014. The company is known for incorporating sacred geometry elements into the graphics of their board designs. Fusion Longboards was the first company in the skateboard/longboard industry to make multicolored skateboard trucks standard on all complete skateboards.
Another unique element which sets Fusion Longboards apart from other skateboard companies in the industry is there charitable giving incorporated into the profit structure of their company. Ten percent (10%) of all profits generated through the company go to help children with special needs.<ref name="heraldtribune1"/>
Background
Company founder Matt Bruback was a former professional baseball player who put his career on hold in 2006 to help special needs children. A biography called Playing Catch with Destiny was published on February 5, 2014 which documents growing up in a military family overseas, his professional baseball career, and transition into helping children with special needs through the creation the Miracle Belt and Sensory Belt. Matt and brother Mark developed a love for skateboarding in the late 1980s while the family was stationed overseas in Naples, IT. Matt's father Rudy Bruback was also a skateboarder in the 1960s in Anderson, California.<ref name="heraldtribune1"/>
In January 2015 Fusion Longboards created two new longboard/skateboard wheel layouts called Golden ticket wheels<ref name="heraldtribune1"/><ref name="unravel1"/> (Longboard/Skateboard wheels with one gold wheel in the set.) and Silver Bullet Wheels (Longboard/Skateboard wheels with two silver wheels in the set.).
Graphic designers
Fusion Longboards graphics were designed by two Sarasota, Florida-based graphic designers, Michelle Bruback<ref name="heraldtribune1"/> and Jason Waid, and Minnesotan painter Miranda Cady.

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