Michigan is known for all things great, like big lakes and Professional Snowboarder Danny Davis. Bursting on to the professional snowboard scene in 2004, Danny has begun to solidify his reputation as the snowboarder to beat.
Considered a triple threat, Danny has achieved podium status in Superpipe, Quarterpipe, and Slopestyle events around the world. Combining amplitude, technical finesse and skate influenced-style, Danny continues to dominate the contest circuit as well as establishing his talent in the backcountry.

The 2006 Transworld Snowboarding and Snowboarder Magazine "Rookie of the Year" finished the Swatch TTR World Snowboard Tour in 5th position thus granting him access to the world's biggest and most prestigious events on the TTR 6Star calendar in the 06/07 season. Three consecutive high level Halfpipe events in a row, the World Superpipe Championships and the Burton US Open, he came in second just a blink of an eye behind TTR Champion 06/07 Shaun White (USA).

The 07/08 season however was not the season he may have been looking for due to an unfortunate ankle injury that put him out of action. Danny managed to squeeze in three results that included a 9th at the 6Star Nokia Air & Style in Munich, and a 5th at the 6Star Nissan X-Trail Jam where he stuck an oh so sick inverted BS 7. His final appearance occurred at the 6Star Burton European Open in Laax, Switzerland where he placed 18th in the Slopestyle. His three results from a few top level competitions however, still managed to keep him in the TTR Top 100.

In 2008/2009 Danny erupted back onto the scene, taking out the 6Star Slopestyle at the Burton European Open.  Under clear blue skies and in front of a stoked out crowd, Danny went on to knock of some serious TTR contenders and walk away on top. 

In 2009/10, Davis took home two victories at the Winter Dew Tour. However, Davis had to finish his season in January due to injury.

When Danny is not travelling the globe chasing snow he can be found skateboarding, listening to Bob Dylan and The Beatles, and working on his house in Truckee, California. Check him out in Analog’s moving picture project on www.analogclothing.com or even take a gander at his personal website at www.dannysrad.com