Team Reactor Gets Bigger Every Day
While there are dozens of watch companies who can boast of a multi-decade heritage, we're quite proud of what we've accomplished in five short years. We believe that if you build it right, they will come, and the number of notable faces sporting Reactor watches is testament to that fact.
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Albert Pujols The St. Louis Cardinal's future Hall of Fame first baseman has racked up almost too many honors to count in just seven seasons in the majors. Rookie of the year, MVP, Gold Glove, 6-time All Star, National League Batting Champion, and World Series Champion just to name a few. He is the only player in baseball history to hit .300 with 30 HRs and 100 RBIs for seven consecutive seasons. Besides his unequaled prowess on the field, Pujols is an exceptional person, having won the Roberto Clemente award for community service as well as forming the Pujols Family Foundation to help children with Downs Syndrome and the poor in his native Dominican Republic. |
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Pipin Ferreras Francisco 'Pipin' Ferreras is a Cuban free-diver renowned for his achievements in deep freediving. From the late 1980s and onward he made a name for himself in the so-called "No-Limits"' discipline of freediving. Ferreras is the former world recorder-holder in no limits free diving with his 587 ft. plunge. Free diving is an extreme sport in which participants use a weighted sled to descend hundreds of feet under the sea after taking only a single breath of air, and then race to the surface attached to an inflated lift bag. In 2004 Ferreras published a book, The Dive: A Story of Love and Obsession. Hollywood director and award-winning filmmaker James Cameron has purchased the rights to Ferreras’ life story, and will direct and produce the movie, “The Dive” starring Salma Hayek, for 20th Century Fox Studio. Reactor plans to build an exciting new Pipin Ferreras Signature Collection. Scheduled for a Spring 2009 introduction, Reactor’s exclusive Pipin Ferreras Signature Watch Collection will initially be comprised of three distinctive styles including one model depth tested to 1,000M. |
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Wingnut Originally from Newport Beach, CA, Robert "Wingnut" Weaver rose to fame in the 80's winning local surf contests. When longboarding expanded in popularity in the 90's, Wingnut was ready, having been guided by 60's surf celebrities Bruce Brown and Robert August. Wingnut quickly became a leader in the world of modern longboard surfing. Wingnut's noseriding skills landed him a starring role in the 1994 classic surf film "Endless Summer II" and he continues to amaze the surf community with his skilled longboarding techniques. Parlaying his success into a dream job most surfers can only imagine, he now divides his time between product development for a major surfboard company and leading private surfing expeditions to the beaches of Costa Rica. Wingnut spends his down time living and surfing with his family in Northern California. |
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Laurence Maroney After rushing for 1,000+ yards in each of three seasons at the University of Minnesota, Maroney was drafted in the first round by the New England Patriots. Despite a pass-heavy offense, Maroney racked up 835 yards and six TDs in the Patriot's storied undefeated season, and another 280 yards and two key TDs in the post season. A native of St. Louis, Maroney still holds the Normandy High School single season rushng record with an incredible 1,903 yards in his sneior year. |
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Pasquale Scaturro Like a man from another age, Pasquale is one of the world's foremost explorers, having completed the first descents of the Tekeze River and the Blue Nile, as well as three expeditions to Mt. Everest and the North Face of the Eiger for an IMAX feature film. Pasquale truly puts his Reactors to the test, having taken them into some of the most extreme environments on earth. He has appeared on the Today Show and NBC Nightly News as well as Outside and National Geographic Adventure magazines. Recent adventures included a 400 Km crossing of the Rub al Khali, one of the largest sand deserts in the world. |
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The Ennen Brothers Hailing from the Northwest, the brothers Ennen are among the world's best wakeboarders. Mike's large variety of tricks and unique snowboard style make him one of the finest riders in the industry to watch. When Mike jumps off the dock, riders and spectators rise together to watch his every move. The Ennen's were raised on the West Coast, and still live there desiring to keep close to their roots and promote the sport in the right direction. Currently competing in events around the world, Mike and Nick constantly show up in almost every major wakeboard magazine and video. |
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Conway Bowman A native of San Diego, CA, Conway began his flyfishing career at 8 years old in Idaho. Now among the world's best adventure fly anglers, Conway has pioneered fly fishing for Mako sharks of up to 600 lbs., and holds the current IGFA 10Kg tippet world record with 41.65 lb. bull redfish. Formerly the host of ESPN's "In Search of Flywater," Conway now hosts "Dollar Wise Fly" which can be seen on the Versus network. Learn more about Bowman Bluewater |
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Chuck Patterson Chuck is one of only a handful of athletes who can compete with the world's best in five different extreme sports - surfing, snowboarding, skiing, windsurfing and kite boarding. He is one of only a handful of people to have towsurfed into the biggest waves at Jaws (Peahi) on Maui, and is one of the featured athletes in the IMAX movie "Swell Chasers." Over the past 20 years, Chuck has graced the covers of numerous sports magazines and has been featured in over 100 magazine and newspaper articles. |
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