10. REYNOLDS.
Frontside flip, Bricktown, 1997. Photo: SKIN
On Mark Gonzales:
Gonz is the most influential skater of all times, no question. Mark Gonzales created how to street skate, for doing handrails and things that no one has ever done. When people were doing a boardslide on the rail and people thought that was super crazy, he was doing 180 nosegrinds and 180 fakie 50-50s. The best and most technical skater today doing the hardest tricks beyond what anyone could think of is not doing what Gonz was doing then. It’s just not the same. He was an alien or something.
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TAGS: 30 most influential skaters of all time, 30 year anniversary issue, Andrew Reynolds, Chad Muska, Christian Hosoi, Daewon Song, Danny Way, Duane Peters, Ed Templeton, Eric Koston, Geoff Rowley, Guy Mariano, Heath Kirchart, Jamie Thomas, Jason Dill, jason jessee, John Cardiel, Lance Mountain, Mark Gonzales, Matt Hensley, Mike Carroll, Mike Vallely, Natas Kaupas, Neil Blender, Pat Duffy, PAUL RODRIGUEZ, Rodney Mullen, Steve Caballero, stevie williams, Tom Penny, Tony Alva, Tony Hawk
TAGS: 30 most influential skaters of all time, 30 year anniversary issue, Andrew Reynolds, Chad Muska, Christian Hosoi, Daewon Song, Danny Way, Duane Peters, Ed Templeton, Eric Koston, Geoff Rowley, Guy Mariano, Heath Kirchart, Jamie Thomas, Jason Dill, jason jessee, John Cardiel, Lance Mountain, Mark Gonzales, Matt Hensley, Mike Carroll, Mike Vallely, Natas Kaupas, Neil Blender, Pat Duffy, PAUL RODRIGUEZ, Rodney Mullen, Steve Caballero, stevie williams, Tom Penny, Tony Alva, Tony Hawk
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