Tony Hawk 2

Tony Hawk is the most influential skateboarder in history, known for perfecting the first 900° and creating over 50 signature moves.

Bob Burnquist is an exciting and original skater from Brazil, known for his unique style, switch-stance tendencies, and being the first to pull off an Eggplant Revert, now called the "Burntwist."

Steve Caballero has been part of the skateboarding scene for over three decades, helping found the Bones Brigade, inventing the Cabbalerial, and holding world records for highest halfpipe air and a 44-stair rail.

Kareem Campbell is known for his smooth metropolitan style, defying East vs. West barriers, and advising skaters to "Do it for yourself and keep it honest."

Rune Glifberg, originally from Copenhagen, Denmark, is an all-terrain terrorist who sessions pools and streets, but saves his best for wide-open vert skateboarding.

Eric Koston is known for his ability to bust any pro's signature trick with uncanny similarity, transitioning into the eponymous K-Grind, and making challenging switch and nollie rides look like a joke.

Bucky Lasek, hardened on the East-Coast, soars to sickening heights above half-pipes and other skaters, embodying power, originality, and style.

Rodney Mullen is the godfather of street skating, a pro for over 20 years with 35 freestyle world championships and a dizzying list of signature tricks like the kickflip, underflip, and impossible.

Chad Muska, originally from Las Vegas, became one of the most respected skaters of all time, known for his self-styled professional approach and experimenting with jungle and hip-hop beats on his "Muskabeat" album.

Andrew Reynolds, also known as Turtle Boy, has been a pro since 1996 and is known for going huge over massive gaps, sessioning sick sets of stairs, and doing it all with effortless style.

Geoff Rowley, known as the one-man English invasion, went from the streets of Liverpool to the top of the skating world, often called the skater's skater, and is known for 360-flips down 13 stairs.

Elissa Steamer, a Ft. Myers, Florida native, makes the cut skating against boys, dominates all-girl events, and specializes in sessioning streets and stereotypes, skating like you wish you could.

Jamie Thomas, originally from Alabama, has conquered some of the biggest gaps and longest rails ever seen, and is the only person to walk away from the Leap of Faith with both legs intact.