All mine have been listed I suppose, but I'll explain why I think each one is special to me
James Alby is doing stuff no one else is doing really besides daewon (daewon posted this IMPOSSIBLE kink front blunt
) cannot believe the precision this man has.
Abe Bethel is definitely really good he goes really really fast and has his own kinda lane, kinda does stuff no one else is doing... I wouldnt say others arent doing the tricks but they arent doing them the way he is. kind of pioneered his own style i would say. insanely aggressive.
Natas is the OG and one of my favorite but Jef Hartsel really took it to another level imo, way longer grinds
Brian Lotti pioneered a lot of the way we approach a lot of the more difficult tricks as well... I love that Now and Later part. I have really tried to be able to do every single trick in that part as time goes on. I feel like that is how you establish a solid fundamental of skateboarding by learning all that stuff.
Kellen James and Jamie Palmore have been some of my favorite to watch as far as implementing a super insane technical skill to curbs. doing tricks no one else is doing really. the types of curbs they have in SD are freaking insane. I suspect there are lot of NO PARKING zones in SD, so the whole damn town is just painted red. Ronnie Creager hangs on this insane technical level as well where he can just do whatever he wants.
Jeremy Daclin is INSANELY skilled. you can just tell this guy was pro af. so unsuspecting too. its wild you can just see the raw experience in the way he handles a fs feeble.
Spanky hasnt been shouted out and he is freaking godlike. his ender on the last emerica part with the switch slappy up that 4 foot wall was unreal.
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