FTWG Pusher Terms

Becoming a Pusher means putting your name, your face, and your own money behind Grind King out in the real world. Here's what that takes — and what you're agreeing to.

1. You're 18 or older.

Pushers represent the brand in public and are accountable for how they do it. That's adult-grade commitment, so the floor is 18. No exceptions on the registered Pusher.

2. Bringing a younger skater? You register, you're responsible.

If someone under 18 wants in, a parent or legal guardian — 18 or older — registers as the Pusher. You're the one on record. You're accountable for everything done in your Pusher name, and the younger skater can help promote only under your direct supervision. The network's relationship is with you, not the minor.

3. You ride a Locker — or you're getting one.

Every Pusher qualifies the same way: you already own a Locker, or you buy one at full retail. No discounts, no free samples, no shortcuts. Putting your own money on the product the same way every customer does is what makes your word carry weight.

4. You show your face.

To qualify, you send one photo: you, face visible, with your board and Locker trucks mounted. Put your first name on a strip of grip tape in the frame. If you're not willing to be seen as a Pusher, you're not a Pusher — being identifiable in the field is the job, not a formality. The face on file is always the registered adult's, even when a younger skater is involved.

5. Your setup might go on the wall — your call.

We may feature Pusher setups for recruiting, social, and the network wall. We'll only feature your photo if you OK it when you send it. Anything showing a minor requires the registering parent's explicit permission every time — and we may choose not to feature minors at all.

6. What you earn, and how, is covered separately.

Pushers earn on the Locker sales they drive. The specific commission terms come with your onboarding — they're not part of this eligibility agreement.

By submitting your application, you confirm: you're 18 or older, the identity and photo you provide are truly your own, and you agree to these terms.