Meet Will Cashion, a trailblazing figure in the action sports world, better known as “White Trash Willy.” In 2011, he first laid hands on a scooter, and little did he know that this would be the beginning of an incredible journey.

Over the past 7 years, Will’s prowess on the scooter has evolved, elevating him to the status of one of the industry’s most talented and innovative riders. But his talents don’t stop there – he’s also a gifted action sports photographer. Alongside his remarkable achievements, he co-founded Undialed, a brand that has had a significant impact on the scootering scene.

Beyond his passion for scootering, Will is an artist at heart, crafting unique and abstract pieces that captivate the imagination. Just as he approaches his scooter with creativity and finesse, his artwork bears the same hallmark of ingenuity. Whether it’s on a digital canvas or traditional medium, Will’s dream is to curate his own art gallery, showcasing not only his creations but also those of other talented action sports artists.

A true globetrotter, this San Diego native embarks on adventures across the world, scooter and camera in tow. His mission? To capture the essence of every destination, documenting his journey and promoting the sport he loves. “My goal,” says Cashion, “is to highlight just how amazing this sport is overall.” He dreams of witnessing the continued growth of scootering, ensuring it stands the test of time as a respected sport rather than a mere fad. Will envisions a future where he can look back and say, “I’m genuinely proud of what scootering has become.”

Will Cashion, the embodiment of passion, creativity, and dedication, is leaving an indelible mark on the world of action sports, one trick, one photograph, and one artwork at a time. With his unwavering commitment to his craft, he is not only reshaping scootering but also inspiring others to pursue their dreams with unbridled enthusiasm. So, keep an eye out for “White Trash Willy” as he continues his extraordinary journey, turning dreams into reality with every push of the scooter’s wheels and every click of his camera shutter.