The Crew

Roll call The crew

Faces you'll know by name.

No mirrors, no headphones-in. You'll learn who crimps hard, who spots well and who brings the good coffee.

Bridger Hoogeveen, smiling in a cap and sunglasses, holds up a large fish and flashes a shaka sign, shot in black and white
Founder Dirtbag Climbing

Bridger Hoogeveen

Bridger grew up in Puerto Rico. His family moved to the island in 2014 as missionaries, and he lived through Hurricanes Irma and Maria and the COVID lockdowns there. His first real climb, in shoes and a harness, was on a cruise ship wall in the Caribbean in 2020, where he broke the speed record for his age group. Back home during lockdown, he built a backyard wall from pallets and rocks that led to the roof, where he would stargaze and do schoolwork.

Dirtbag Climbing is the bigger version of that wall: a place for community, culture, climbing, and coffee, rooted in the island that raised him.

"My resources were small, but the stoke was huge."

"It's about the people. It's about the bonds you build, the memories you make, and the places climbing takes you."

"That's the energy I want for the gym: no bad vibes."

Bridger Hoogeveen · Founder

The yellow Dirtbag climber logo, glitched in horizontal slices, over a black and white photo of a person carrying a crash pad