Bravo Highline LLC (Bravo Highline), the Transom Capital Group-owned parent of the Kryptonics, Varilfex, Nut Case, Ten Eighty, and other legacy (OG) action sports and youth mobility brands, is exploring potential acquisitions of its brand and intellectual property portfolio. The brands are centered on skateboarding, scooters, helmets, protective gear, and ramps.
Bell Lap Advisors has been engaged as a financial advisor to oversee the process.
The Bravo Highline portfolio includes, but is not limited to, a range of brands and marks including: Kryptonics, 661 Six Six One, Nutcase, Little Nutty, I love My Brain, Ten Eighty, Satellite, Pulse Performance Products, Static, BSB Speed Bearings, Variflex, Speed Demons, and Kick ‘n Go. Bravo Highline still owns the Bravo Sports brand name, but it is not part of the current offering.
The company said a newly launched strategic review is intended to identify partners with the vision and capabilities to steward these brands into their next phase of ownership, whether through brand relaunch, category extension, licensing, or integration into existing consumer platforms.
A quick web search for the brands in the portfolio will, for the most part, land you at Walmart.com, dickssportinggoods.com, eBay.com, or Amazon.com rather than a website dedicated to each respective brand. Still, the company suggested that the portfolio offers multiple pathways for value creation, including individual brand acquisitions and portfolio-level transactions.
“Each brand within the Bravo Highline portfolio reflects decades of product innovation, cultural relevance, and participation in the global action sports ecosystem,” said Andrew Moser, of Bravo Highline. “This process is about finding the right long-term owners who can unlock the potential of these brands and build upon their legacy.”
Bravo Highline said, “There can be no assurance that the strategic review will result in a transaction, nor as to the structure or terms of any potential outcome. Bravo Highline does not intend to comment further unless and until a definitive agreement is reached.”
The company has been in the process of divesting key brands, and those that are left may have run their course. Triple Eight Distribution, LLC, completed the purchase of certain Pro-Tec brand assets from Bravo Highline, LLC in January 2024.
In September 2025, Fallingst Technologies LLC, a technology advisory firm specializing in asset management and IP valuation, was reportedly engaged by Bravo Highline to oversee the auction and sale of its intellectual property and brand assets. Offers were due on Friday, November 14, November 2025.
The current sale process is seeking new bids for the brand by March 13, 2026.
Bell Lap Advisors will coordinate outreach and manage the process with strategic acquirers, consumer brand platforms, and financial sponsors experienced in sporting goods, active lifestyle, and youth-oriented categories. Interested parties will have the opportunity to evaluate the brands individually or as a curated portfolio of assets.
Image courtesy Nut Case/Instagram, Bravo Highline LLC
