How much skateboarders make

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Tracey Moore. Professional skaters earn in four ways. Their earnings depend on the company that they are connected with. Of course, the company decides on the amount of pay to be given to them.

A pro skater receives a monthly pay as a retainer fee. They can have it if they have sponsorship from some companies. They can use the money for daily expenses or allowance as they undergo training and practice. There are also a lot of freebies.

Some companies send the pro skaters to some competitions, and they pay for all the expenses. Here are the usual types of companies that do a sponsorship for the pro skaters. Almost all pro skaters have decks. Wheel companies are the most generous among the rest of the sponsors. It is also included as it is the holder of the deck and wheels.

It is the best sponsor as it pays the most. Pro skaters would be happy just to have this as their only sponsor. They can live well and satisfied without stressing about things connected to finances.

Next time the parents bitch at you about wasting time on a skateboard, tell them to hold up for a second. Wheels: For some reason, wheel companies are an attractive business venture for people with deep pockets who want to get involved in skateboarding.

You get the picture. Griptape: This is a tough one to actually get paid for, because it ususally gets lumped in with a hardware check or something. But if you hire Rob Dyrdek as your agent, he might be able to get an extra hundred tacked on to your monthly gross — the only drawback is he gets half.