DylanLucas Signs Brady Jensen as Exclusive Model

LA JOLLA, Calif. — Surfer site DylanLucas.com announced the signing of its new exclusive model Brady Jensen.

Jensen has agreed to be exclusive to the site for the following year and will premier in his first scene, a solo, on Aug. 19.

"We are completely amazed with Brady's physique and professionalism," said Dylan Lucas, Californian surfer and founder of DylanLucas.com.

"He is the epitome of what of a true Californian surfer should look like and having him on board with us is a dream come true."

Jensen's debut will feature him in a scene with Lance Alexander where he will be topping. The scene takes place in the kitchen of the beach house and will premiere on Sept. 2.

"Joining Dylan Lucas is definitely a great career move," Jensen said. "Not only because the models and the production team are great, but because it's the new 'go-to' site in the gay adult industry. I look forward to the time I will be spending here."

DylanLucas.com is now available within the affiliate program, Next Door Buddy Profits.

Affiliates can download the promo packs with the new fast-and-easy BuddyBlogged.com.

For more information about Next Door Buddy Profits, contact ewan@nextdooremail.com.

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