Tony Hawk goes cannabis with his Birdhouse skateboard brand
Tony Hawk is the latest celebrity to get into the cannabis business. The skateboarding legend announced an agreement between his company House of Hawk and Infused MFG, a subsidiary of 1933 Industries, a producer and seller of cannabis in Nevada and Canada.
House of Hawk will work with MFG on the release of several co-branded products, including creams. CBD and lotions. In addition to the Canna Hemp and Canna Hemp X brands, which belong to MFG, Tony Hawk's skate brand, Birdhouse, will also sell CBD products. Birdhouse team members Clive Dixon, Ben Raybourn, David Loy, and Clint Walker will help support the new partnership via social media and highlight the Physical recovery and pain relief properties of CBD.
«We are thrilled to be part of this new movement that is increasingly recognized as a healthy alternative for recovering from the pains we regularly encounter in the action sports world,» Hawk wrote in his press release. «We couldn't be happier to partner with Canna Hemp, an established and trusted partner with expertise in this market.»
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