Performer Quentin Gainz Re-signs With ActiveDuty.com

Performer Quentin Gainz Re-signs With ActiveDuty.com

SAN FRANCISCO — ActiveDuty.com on Friday announced that Quentin Gainz has re-signed his exclusive performer contract with the popular military-themed site.  

A former Army soldier, Gainz has been nominated for “Best Newcomer” for the 2017 Cybersocket Web Awards, “thanks to his sweet smile and exceptionally toned body,” a publicist said.

“This first year of performing has been really amazing,“ Gainz said. “I’ve had the opportunity to travel and work with a lot of people, some of whom have become my really good friends.  

“Working with ActiveDuty.com and Next Door Studios has really been fun and I look forward to another great year of really amazing sex.”

Quentin made his gay porn debut on ActiveDuty.com in July 2015.  

ActiveDuty director Claude said, “Quentin is the perfect model! He’s sexy and adventurous and a really fun guy to be around and I think that comes across on camera too.”

Pictured: Quentin Gainz

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