Most varied bag of tricks

[realbasedgod112]

matt tomasello.
no idea what anything he does is called, or if they can even be considered tricks.
but it's matt tomasello.

[shouldn't]

Anderson

there’s 6 different pros with that last name.

[cucktard]

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i never know wtf richie jackson is going to do but thats because its richie jackson

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Hot take... the reason why you never know what he's gonna do is because he has to invent his own shit because he can't do the staples in today's level of street skating.

Andy Anderson honestly is the person that comes to my mind in this conversation. Him and Evan Smith.

I guess we should define ‘variety’.

If you are talking about ‘the most tricks in a particular discipline’, then

For Transition: Tony. And he probably invented half it them.

For Street: I dunno, you kids know better than me. But maybe Haslam.

For Freestyle/flatground: Rodney or Daewon.

For interdisciplinary, there are guys that can do 2/3 really well, but if we are casting a wide a net as possible, I gotta  Gonz or &&

The thing about && is that he goes tangents (focused practices?) and kinda overdoes one trick at a time. Front-foot impossibles, coping dances, Mike Vallely stuff.

Which is unfortunate, because he has a ton of tricks that just come out in a stream-of-conscious way when he’s skating something new.

It’s just that in his popular videos, you just see the same 5 tricks a lot.

[Steve Kelly]

PJ aside from transition
theres tons of ATVs like:
GT
Ishod
AVE
Penny
Bob
CK1
Gonz
Haslam
Daewon

Missing the mark pretty hard with some of these.

Penny is amazing but doesn’t have much of a variety at all.

Same goes for GT

[Yonnycage]

CK1. I got so hyped when Rat Poison and Bellingham came out thinking he was about to fuck the tech game yet again but he was grinding huge rails and doing super creative shit. Guy’s a wizard

MJ and Hsu for obvious reasons

Suciu always surprises he’s just an absolute natural

[Madam, I'm Adam]

Chris colbourn seems like he can do anything.