RMPOL Titleholders

Kippy is a Denver native, born and raised. anautistic, leather pup and the 2024 Rocky Mountain Person of Leather. He is best described as an emotional support pet! Kippy is the co-owner of Pets PlayHouse, a bi monthly pet mosh and a co seat for the monthly switch group.. Kippy has a passion for all things pet play and enjoys sharing this passion with others whether teaching Kippy believes it is vital to offer kink education in avenues that feel more comfortable and accessible to new people. No matter what, Kippy is happy to lend an ear or tell you a joke. If he is not helping, he is learning. Kippy is always looking for ways to make the community more accessible and inclusive and is dedicated to fostering connection and joy in those around him.

Charlie Doll (he/it/xe) Just a boy from Atlanta.
Charlie began his Leather journey in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since then it has found a home in the Dallas and Atlanta Leather communities. Charlie served as Rocky Mountain Person of Leather from November 2022 to September 2024.

It is an Intersex, Transgender, Polyamorous, Grey- Bisexual, BIPoC, sex worker.
He is the adoring boy/service animal of his Daddy, and the not so traditional housewife of his husband.

Charlie is the owner and founder of The Doll House and Bimbos of Utah. He has served as an admin for groups such as Next Guard Leather, The Path, SLC Leather POC&A, The BDSM Educational Center, and Utah Leaf and Leather.

Charlie’s passion for educating and hot kinky sex has brought him all over the country. With a background in public speaking, his outspoken and bold way of expressing himself makes him a unique source of information for topics like sex worker advocacy, Intersex awareness, and social change.

He is a Leatherboy with many varying interests. It loves blood, service, and shiny things. Pain is precious and he loves to give and receive it. It most strongly identifies as a Slave, a Bimbo, a pony, a sadomasochistic switch, and a little.

Derek has been immersed in the BDSM and Leather lifestyle for 16 years, originating in Denver. He’s honed skills as a needle top and developed a taste for particularly sadistic scenes. In addition to his duties for HECK, he’s deeply involved in his community hosting monthly leather parties. He served as Rocky Mountain Person of Leather in 2018 and has taught classes on needles, kink on a budget, and negotiating with creative sadists.

Known throughout the leather and kink community as the original KingBitch, they have been an active and influential presence since 2010. Over the years, KingBitch has taught across the nation, sharing education and lived experience on subjects including Polyamory, Needle and Hook Play, Fisting, Primal Play, and Boot Care. Their teaching is grounded in a commitment to consent, skill building, and community sustainability, making complex and often intimidating topics more accessible to those seeking to learn.

In recognition of their leadership and service, KingBitch held the title of Rocky Mountain Person of Leather in 2016. They later served as the final Headmaster of The Path, a BDSM 101 education group based in Salt Lake City, Utah, where they helped guide countless individuals through their first steps into kink with clarity, accountability, and care.

KingBitch is also the founder of Rapture Suspension, an organization that hosted Salt Lake City’s first hook suspension event, created with the explicit goal of increasing access to suspension education and experiences within the local community. Their work consistently centers on removing barriers and fostering informed, empowered participation.

Recently, KingBitch was featured on the NYC BDSM podcast called Off the Cuffs in the episode titled “Redhead Rage,” where they discussed their perspectives on power, identity, and community history.

Deeply passionate about leather culture and queer history, KingBitch believes that understanding our past is essential to ethical practice in the present. As they often reflect, “History is not something we look back on with nostalgia alone. It is the map of choices, sacrifices, and resistance that shows us how we arrived here, and it is only by honoring that map that we can walk forward with intention.”