In the early 90s, Adam continued to progress at the highest level, helping to usher in the skate-driven new school movement, where innovative riding on natural terrain, with style, counted more than podium finishes.
He was one of the first riders sponsored by Twist Clothing, and went on to create his own pro-model snowboards on K2, where he created the first snowboard created specifically for riders with big feet, the Fat Bob signature model.
Adam was also a fixture in snowboard media, featured in countless videos and magazines, bringing Adam’s smooth style and innovative terrain progression to the global snowboard community, exposing an entire generation of riders to what is possible on snow, on logs and in the air.
After exploring terrain in Summit County, Adam moved to Vail, becoming an original Team Vail rider together with top riders Barrett Christy, Todd Richards, Joe Curtes and Megan Pischke. After a long pro career, Adam became a well-respected judge at the highest-profile events like X-Games, and the US Open.
