THE VAULT

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THE VAULT Vault 1(vôlt) n. 1. A room or compartment, often built of steel, for the safekeeping of valuables: a bank vault. Vault 2 vb. 1. Leap or spring while supporting or propelling oneself over (an obstacle) in such a way. 2. (intr) to do, achieve, or attain something as if by a leap. 

In 2007 a skateboarding and biking enthusiast, Guy F. Tomcykowski, decided to use his knowledge and experience to establish INHOUSE DISTRIBUTION, LLC.. With the help of Everett Rosencrans (Former Vans Team Manager) and Walt Tiedge (Co-Owner of Gullwing Trucks), Guy developed, and currently manufactures WISEGUY brand trucks. In 2009, Guy then began REBOUND WHEEL CO. and PROPAIN skateboards, manufacturing skateboards and wheels in the United States. 

In addition to the background Mr. Tomcykowski has in the skateboarding industry, Guy has worked to promote the sports of skateboarding and BMX. Advocating these sports as a motivator for children and young adults to form community, fellowship, and athleticism. In the Lake Elsinore school district of California, Guy worked with the Vice Principal of Canyon Lake Middle School, Ryan Dent, to supply complete skateboards for the schools P.E. Program. This program was one of the first in-school skateboarding programs in the country. Guy has also been an integral part of the Omaha skateboarding community, promoting and sponsoring events, for close to two decades.

In the Summer of 2011, Guy decided to open the retail skateboard and BMX store, THE VAULT. Working with Victoria Walker, the store has worked out partnerships with Molly Phelps ( Activities Executive at Mid-America Council, Boy Scout of America) and Tracy Rouse (Injury Prevention Program Coordinator Children's Hospital). These partners and THE VAULT are working together to provide safe and qualified training to local area scouts, and others throughout the Omaha community. This training will allow young scouts to safely earn there Skateboarding, and/or Bicycling Belt Loop and Pin. It is the hope of Guy, and his fellow safe skateboarding and bicycling advocates, to soon have an indoor facility to provide this service to the community year round. 

Recently Guy Tomcykowski has began working with fellow skateboarder, Justin Alexander. Justin has recently began efforts working with Guy as a consultant to form the Non-Profit SK8 Omaha. It is the goal of Justin, through SK8 Omaha, to establish an indoor skateboarding facility for the Omaha Community. The goal of SK8 Omaha is, “Promoting the Safety & Growth of Skateboarding in Omaha.”