(born 25 January 1993) is an Icelandic powerlifter who was named Icelandic Sportsperson of the Year in 2019. He holds the world record for deadlift in the men's 120+ kg weight class at , a record he set in 2019.
Professional career began competing in 2009 as part of the club .
competed at the 2016 World Open Powerlifting Championships in the 120+ kg weight class, where he placed 5th. He competed again at the 2017 World Open Powerlifting Championships, where he placed 3rd overall. He was Iceland's only athlete for the 2017 World Games, competing in the men's super heavyweight powerlifting event, where he failed to finish his squat and was disqualified.
In 2018, set the world record for deadlift in the 120+ kg weight class at the 2018 World Open Powerlifting Championships, lifting and placing 4th in the event. The previous record for that weight class was , set in 2011 by American powerlifter Brad Gillingham.
In 2019, set the deadlift world record for the 120+ kg weight class again, lifting at the 2019 World Open Powerlifting Championships, the current record as of 2026. He would go on to place 3rd in the event, winning a bronze medal. Later that year, received the Icelandic Sportsperson of the Year award.
competed for Iceland in the 2022 World Games, at the men's super heavyweight powerlifting event, where he placed 9th overall.
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