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Andrew Reynolds - Andrew Reynolds is a professional American skater and has been practicing the sport since he was nine years old. He owns Baker Skateboards and is sponsored by Altamont and Brigade eyewear.

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Andrew Reynolds - Andrew Reynolds emerged in the 90s skater scene and was awarded, 'Skater of the Year,' from Trasher magazine in 1998.

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Anthony Mosley - American professional skater Anthony Mosley was born in Los Angeles, California and started skating when he was 13.

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Anthony Mosley - Aside from working on several side projects, Anthony is best known for his charisma and unique style.

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Bob Burnquist - The Brazilian skateboarder was the first to accomplish the 'fakie 900' trick in 2010 on the megaramp.

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Bob Burnquist - He is only the 5th person to master the 900-degree reverse-natural rotation. He has won the most titles at the X Games, at 25.

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Chad Muska - Chad Muska is a professional American skater known for his role in the classic sports video, 'Shorty's Fulfill The Dream.'

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Chad Muska - In November of 2012, Skin Phillips (editor-in-chief of Transworld SKATEboarding magazine) described Muska as one of the most marketable skate professionals he had ever seen.

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Chris Cole - He's one of the most famous skateboarding professionals. He was born in 1982 and captured the attention of the world after accomplishing a series of difficult tricks, such as the 360 flip down on the staircase of Wallenberg High School in San Francisco, California.

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Chris Cole - He was nominated for 'Skater of the Year' twice in 2005 and 2009 by Thrasher Magazine.

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Christian Hosoi - Christian Rosha Hosoi is a professional American skater born in 1967.

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Christian Hosoi - Alongside Tony Hawk, Christian Hosoi was one of the most popular skaters of the 80s. He invented the tricks 'Christ Air' and 'Rocket Air.'

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Danny Way - Danny Way is a professional American skater and businessman born in 1974. He's known for his radical acrobatics.

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Danny Way - He was nominated twice for Skater of the Year by Thrasher magazine. As of 2009, Danny Way has had 13 operations for injuries caused by extreme skating.

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Eric Koston - American businessman Eric Koston was born in 1975 and was considered by his teammate and fellow professional skater, Brandon Biebel, the Michael Jordan of skateboarding.

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Eric Koston - He was featured in the video games, Skate 2 and Skate 3, by Electronic Arts, in addition to Tony Hawk's series of video games.

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Mike Vallely - This professional skater lives in Long Beach, California. He is also an actor, musician and stunt double and as well as being a professional wrestler and hockey player.

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Mike Vallely - At a skate championship at Mount Trashmore in 1986, he attracted the attention of Neil Blender from the top of the ramp. Lance Mountain gave Vallely a new skateboard as a gift and a sponsorship deal with a sports brand.

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Lance Mountain - Professional skater and artist Robert Lance Mountain was born in 1964 and was one of the most important figures in the 80s skating scene.

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Lance Mountain - He took 18th place on the list of 30 Most Influential Skaters Of All Time by Transworld SKATE boarding.

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Rob Dyrdek - American professional skater, producer, businessman, actor and television host, Robert Stanley 'Rob' Dyrdek was born in 1974 and is the founder of the Street League Skateboarding (SLS).

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Rob Dyrdek - He was named one of the Most Influential Skaters of All Time by FoxWeekly. Dyrdek crushed 21 individual records in the Guinness Book of World Records for skateboarding.

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Rodney Mullen - American skater and businessman John Rodney Mullen was born in 1966 and is known for street skating and freestyle.

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Rodney Mullen - He is considered by many to be the creator of many different tricks, such as kickflip, heelflip, impossible, flatground Ollie and 360-flip. He also received the Transworld Skateboarding Readers Choice Award for Skater of the Year in 2002.

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Tony Alva - Tony Alva was born in 1957 and was one of the original Z-Boys. He is considered one of the most influential skaters of all time.

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Tony Alva - He started surfing and skating in 1968 at 11 years old. Tony Alva and the Z-Boys are also considered the pioneers for skating in empty swimming pools. This style is included in official skate competitions.

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Tony Hawk - American ex-skater and actor Anthony Frank, or Tony Hawk, was born in 1968. He is the first skater to accomplish the 900 trick on a skateboard.

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Tony Hawk - He is considered one of the best and most successful pioneers of modern vertical skate. He was named one of the Most Influential Skaters of All Time in 2014 by FoxWeekly.

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Paul Rodriguez - He was born in 1984 and is a professional skater. He started skating in 1996 and his first skateboard was a Powel Blank.

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Paul Rodriguez - He won the X Games in 2004, 2005, 2009 and 2012 in the Street category and also won the Street League in 2012. Danny Way was one of his greatest influences, and Nike even launched a collection of Paul Rodriguez skate shoes.

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