Least varied bag of tricks

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Theotis

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this is a wild hot take.

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beat me to it, i hope that's a troll post

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He really only does backside flip variations. His footage in Shrimp Blunt was better than Id have thought it would be though.

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considering Theo is a top tier front heelflipper/bigspin heelflipper amongst many other tricks outside of backside flip variations, this is just flat out wrong.

I’ll admit my initial take, which was not well thought out, was wrong.

[Supreme Mathematic]

Chris Gregson: kickflip frontside (insert lip trick here). amazing filmer doe

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Foy

[Cuban_Lynx]

Muska's pretty infamous for a small bag. Even way, way back in the early 00's, I overheard kids at the shop saying Muska only did noseslides and tailslides.

I've always been a big Muska fan, but looking back at all his parts, he made a huge career from a dozen or less tricks. 

[marshalbanana]

Mike Carroll and Alex Olson.

[Lenny the Fatface]

Chris Pfanner, but he’s fucking sick so whatever.

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Muska's pretty infamous for a small bag. Even way, way back in the early 00's, I overheard kids at the shop saying Muska only did noseslides and tailslides.

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I've always been a big Muska fan, but looking back at all his parts, he made a huge career from a dozen or less tricks.

i just rewatched his feedback part and he does 23 different tricks, which really isn't a lot for a 5 min plus part.

[urbneathme]

Mike Carroll and Alex Olson.

lmao what kind of tricks is carroll not doing? megaramp?

[skunty]

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Mike Carroll and Alex Olson.

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lmao what kind of tricks is carroll not doing? megaramp?

he was listed in the most varied trick selection thread too lol carroll is literally goat contender

[franc]

Jeremy Wray

Er..? He posted a clip of a new trick every single day for a year 3 or 4 years ago on Instagram. I can't think of that many people who could do that.

[MisterX]

Chris Gregson: kickflip frontside (insert lip trick here). amazing filmer doe

Beat me to it.  Kickflip front disaster, and front blunt is almost all I feel like i've ever seen.  Someone also listed Shane Heyl, Diego Bucchieri popped into my mind, but he was one first "big ollie" dudes I remember.

[Style Police]

Adrian Lopez

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The Thunder x Chrystie clip reminded me that a big chunk of Aaron Herringtons career is basically Ollies, 50-50's and Boardslides.

[stephop]

The obvious answer is Donger..

[Merman]

Muska's pretty infamous for a small bag. Even way, way back in the early 00's, I overheard kids at the shop saying Muska only did noseslides and tailslides.

Not the same as a Chet Childress though. Muska would toss in surprises semi frequently: a kick flip backside taislide here, an alley oop kickflip there, fakie tre, nollie flip, everywhere a moo moo.

[Mean salto]

The obvious answer is Donger..

Donger is like Bruce Lee. Early on he had a ton of moves and later he got rid of everything that wasn't completely efficient.

[big_kev_215]

Adrian Lopez

Kickflip
Front board
Back 180
Backside flip
Back lip
Back tail
Back 5-0
Half-cab
Cab

Basically backside things in different orders over and over again in every part.  Still enjoy his skating though.

Neen on the other hand… not so much

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Bryan Herman
Dakota Servold
John Dilo

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Me

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Josh Kasper

You are officially not welcome at any of my kasperholic anonymous meetings moving forward

[Tropcookie]

daniel castillo ....think about it

[LebowskisRug]

Aaron Herrington.

[UselessAsshole]

Maybe I have shit memory but Jimmy Lannon? All I remember is ollies and nose wheelies. Always loved his style and skating though.

[quackquack]

My friend, Al, has like, no tricks.

All he can do is kickflip, heelflip, front 180, smith, frontside tailslide, backside tailslide, switch loop, hippy jump, switch mongo, manual off a curb, underflip, fingerflip, fingerbang, nose wheelie, lipslide on ledges, fakie ollie, fake arm steeze, copy dylans style, back blunt, switch ollie, pop shuv, shuv it, fakie shuv it, you shuv it, carbonoxide lazer flip, madonna, bob seager, sonny, cher, pogo stick, airwalk, cartwheel, nollie flip, 3 flip, swith tre, handstand, kiwi slide, nopeslide, boogerslide, anti-gravity, backside flip el toro, ABD's on hollywood 16, sandwich grinds, willy grinds, barley grinds, barely grinds, nose bonks, cabs, nollie 270's, casper flip, inward heel, downward dog, regular loop, and the 900.

[DannyDee]

Maybe I have shit memory but Jimmy Lannon? All I remember is ollies and nose wheelies. Always loved his style and skating though.

Some flip tricks and nose grinds thrown in there. But, I also enjoyed his footage he skates to one of my favorite songs (Rather Unique) in one of my favorite videos of the past 10 years (Static IV/V) and his last of the Mohican's part.

In a similar vain, RIP Huf, his trick selection was limited, but it didn't matter because the tricks he could do well, he could do better than pretty much anyone.

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Bryan Herman
Dakota Servold
John Dilo

u wot m8?

[Larry]

dustin dollin

[Kanye Omari West]

dustin dollin

Bro what are ya'll smoking to say this kind of shit??? And Bryan Herman? I get the feeling that ya'll haven't really watched most of these dudes footage off these name drops. I wouldn't quite throw Muska in this list (but he's close).

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Bryan Herman
Dakota Servold
John Dilo

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u wot m8?

He does a lot of variations of switch flips and nollie flips, wether it's in and out of manuals, or on stairs or bump to bars

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dustin dollin

just say you've never watched baker 2g or 3. ain't gotta hide it bro.