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- Who are the top 10 inline skaters ever! Rollerblading is full on incredibly talented skaters, but who are the ten best?
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Excluding the Yasutokos is a crime!
They probably transended rollerblading more than any other bladers ever.
They are the undisputed reference for what's possible on a vert ramp and have earned the respect of vert fans and riders accross all disciplines
Vert skaters have always been disrespected smh Yasutoko bros were my favorites
You’re bang on, Crucial to rollerblading but this list was about street skaters - probably should have mentioned that.
@@TomMoyse 👍🏽🙏🏽
@@TomMoyse in a list of vert skaters, Fabiola would make the top 10.
@@berlingray8058 If their virtue skaters not street skaters and they didn't have a massive influence on people like Dustin latamer who made the shadow skate Or were in co-op the tap or brain fear gone or any video of that nature
If humans created some kind of an Oscar for preserving history of rollerblading, Tom Moyse must own a couple of them.
Hahah thanks man - until we get Oscars a share is of equal value 🙌🏻
Jan Welch mate he has the archives as well
Same here about Feinburg! He was THAT DUDE when I started! Also Josh Petty! Anyone remember have the Josh Petty senate shirt with the skull that said kill on the forehead!!! 💀
Arlo
Julio
Latimer
Shima
Broskow
Haffey
Farmer
Tekeshi
Wellsmore
Atkinson
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eugine?
Arlo 😂😂😂
"Never let the rail own you. You own the rail! 🤟👹"
Good list, defo some icons and very important figures in there. Maybe I’ll do another one about most influential
ARAGON.
Haven't even seen this... but definitely the best rollerblader of all times is and will be the one and only messiah. Dustin Latimer...
Good shout
DL is the greatest of all time for so many reasons
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Jon Jolio might not be the on list for pure skating but he's had and continues to have a massive impact on the sport.
Great vid
Defo top 10 influential
@@TomMoyse love your channel, nostalgic talking about all the vids I'd watch in 240p, hard to recognise them in higher definition. Unless I had enough money to get them from skate shop.
Gone back recently falling hurts a lot more than it used too!
Jon Julio ruined the sport. Themskates and the tippy tappy crap SUCKS and is gay as hell. Valo was way better.
Sven Boekhorst deserves more than a mention. Always loved his style and enthusiasm and the man is still killing it today. He started entering competitions in the mid 90s I think!
Love big Sven
T-O-P T-E-N
He was on the brain thinking about this list 👍
tough to pick 10, but i’m absolutely sure eugen needs to make the list
World definitely need top 100 rank
Yea was difficult. I started with a much bigger list, which speaks to the strength and variety in Rollerbalding. Eugen is a great shout, who would he replace
Eugen definitely one of the newer 🐐. I think in rollerblading it takes more time to be the greatest of all time though. I would say he's on the brink.
@@TomMoyse Chad Hornish. Montre. Imma put Tre over Bolino.
Yeah, I was very surprised not to see Enin on the list.
Where’s Sven? Cool to see these old bladers that fucked off right when the money went as well, but I prefer my heroes heroic. Farmer, Broskow, Franky, Montre Et al all have one thing in common besides being kings on blades, they never turned their backs on blading. And afaik no one skates all terrain so well and effortlessly as Sven Boekhorst. Who else has 3 full length skatevideos with just him in it?? My 2 cents. Loved the episode Tom.
Great list mate. Hard to argue with any of them. I'd have to find a place for the Yasutoko's and Tim Ward from back in the day. Dude was way ahead of his time, could skate anything and always went 100%
Agree
Yes Tim Ward was doing 2001 era tricks in 1995 😳
Yasutokos 💯
Amazing skaters! Should have explained this was intended to only be street skaters. Should do a Vert or just iconic figures
@@TomMoyse yes that would be so awesome 👌. Thanks so much for all the fantasic content👍
Very legit list. It’s always hard to narrow down and goats and faves are always different.
Nils Jansons, Soichiro Kanashima, Vinny Minton, Murda, CK and SK, Iain McLeod, Eugen Enin, Sagona and RJ could have challenged for a spot in the goats.
Top ten steez list would be a sick vid, Cheshire, Kochetkov, Benavides, Goto, Quinny, Burston, O’Brien, Ito, Casals, Mosselmans, Zaytsev, Makruskin all in contention for me.
It’s a nightmare trying to pick 10, but a good problems to have! Style list is on the money
Mate steeze list is the one. Messerli, Chiaki Ito and Santiago Azpura could all steal a spot.
Cheshire is criminally slept on. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@stephenriddick9364 can’t argue with that! Iconic
Vinny Minton should deffo be up there and billy o’neil “fish”
Great Video. I'm shocked to not see Richie Eisler on there. The dude skates in god mode.
It's really tough list. Because we should deserve all the Legend's impact on our life
geoff phillip is my favorite rollerblader and when someone finally gives him a pro skate, i dont care who makes it, i'm getting them immediately.
Incredible skater!
Fakie transition skater : Bruno Löwe!!! Legend
That’s a good shout!
I was thinking that. Didn’t he do an x-games run completely fakie?
I laughed hard at “he must be baaathing in cod liver oil.” You have a way with words, mate. I love it
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love your clips and the work you put in mate!!
Much appreciated!
Nailed the list man 👌👌
This is one of the best videos you've ever made!! Well done ❤
Just waiting on you fastslide video 🙏 lol
Cheers man!
It's very hard to make a list of the top 10, taking everything into account and seeing how close to insanity the entire top of the sports is. My personal list would definitely have Eugen Enin and Sven Boekhorst in there. I would not say Sven is underrated, but overlooked for how incredibly well rounded he is.
Absolutely love this Tom. Dustin and Aaron are the goats!!...period 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻❤️
Thanks man!
I can't disagree with any one of the 11 on your list...I don't envy you having to narrow it down. For me the list is missing CJ Wellsmore and Dom Sagona. Great video dude...love it!
Great skaters, who would CJ and Dom replace?
@@TomMoyse replace? Share the place 😁
@@TomMoyse for me they would probably replace Stockwell and Bailey. Not saying they don't deserve their place on the list...they defo do. Tough task trying to call 10...we have a sport stacked with monsters past and present.
@@JSClark1984 yea - it’s really positive to see different opinions, speaks the strength and variety rollerblading has.
Good list, but it’s more like the “10 most iconic American street skaters ever” haha. For “best rollerbladers” I’d pick a more rounded field (Yasutokos, Julien Cudot, Roman Abrate, CJ... ). It’s hard to pick just 10 though. Wild cards go to Chris Edwards and Fabiola for legacy.
Yea this was street skaters and birthplace played not part in influencing my decision 😁, just who is the best in my opinion. Importance/legacy/influence could all be different lists with some overlap. Maybe I’ll get round to them one day.
Pure Legends. Must be in every skate shop
My video or all them skaters haha
@@TomMoyse both 😁
Couple of names that are close runner's up: CJ Wellsmore and Richie Eisler. Eugin Enin is probably better than everyone - but he's maybe a couple years out from a GOAT list and is clearly influenced by your current top 10. Solid list.
Yea I really respect that about Enin, he KNOWS rollerblading
I’d agree with all of those, good work sir 👏🏻
Thank you Hanz
Yk it’s a good day when Tom posts ‼️
Thanks mate
Tough list to make. But not much I'd change. There's a couple other names you can make a case for, but those are inarguably top contenders.
Another beaut mate!
Spotty dog!
Thanks for the kind words. I had a huge list, I might even make an alternative list at some point. It will probably just be me listing loads and loads of great skaters haha
Knew the comments section would blow up. We can ALWAYS nit pick this and that. Solid list, thank you for putting this together. Always top notch content. 💯
Clean cut, rad beard, amazing video!
Haha thanks for the kind words
Good list!!!! A couple I didn’t agree with,but overall proper!!!
Cheers mate. Who would you add in?
Strong selection! Here's who I picked before seeing this video. Too many greats to limit it to 10 so I didn't put a lot of thought into it, but these were just the first lot of legends that I thought of:
1 - Brian Aragon
2 - Chris Haffey
3 - Alex Broskow
4 - Franky Morales
5 -Vinny Minton
6 - Chaz Sands
7 - Nick Lomax
8 - Brian Shima
9 - Mike Murda Johnson
10 - Aaron Feinberg
Someone needs to study Latimer !
@@PoloKid studied latimer, he's a legend. Just happened to not be one that sprung to mind in the 45 seconds or so I spent on that list 😂
I like your stats
Love the list really can’t argue. After reviewing here’s my next top 10 with some honorable mentions. (Kept it mostly street skaters)
Kelso Brothers
Randy Spizer
Jon Julio
Demetrius George
Vinny Minton
Will Gordon
Montre
Billy O’Neil
D. Henderson
Jeff Howard
Albert Hooi
Pat Lennon
(Damn so many good bladers, you’ll have to do another list!!!)
It's funny to look at lists and already know where a person is from. You are 100 percent from the east coast
@@theycallmekevin03 Yeah I'm sure Will Gordon gives it away. I'm from the Greensboro area basically. As cultured as you try to be, we all have our biases, am I right. LOL In my defense I have some solid west coast representation on this list.
@@kinziemeadows4681 I was actually gonna say you are probably from like Philly or New York based on the Kelso Brothers, Vinny Minton, Billy O'Neil, and i believe pat Lennon was an east coast guy. I also have Minton in my top 10. But I think my only other top east coast top 10 guy is Mike Murda Johnson.
Yup Hooi
Great list. I'd like to give an honorable mention to Vinny Minton
Yes man!!!
Your list is absolutely spot on!
Thanks mate
Great video Tom, that can't have been easy. Agree with the CJ and Sagona comment though, arguably over Farmer and Bolino - but thats just down to my personal influences/inspiration
Its great to have a range of opinions, specifically on this topic - show how great rollerblading is.
Thanks Tom
My pleasure
Love your videos, really enjoyed seeing some childhood spots in the farmer section, I was blessed around tons of top pros when learning to roll
Thank you, really appreciate that. You must have witnessed some wild stuff!
I’m from Minnesota, the home of rollerblades, saw Chris edwards, farmer, French brothers, Ben Weis, Jeph Howard, and lots of good locals, been a blast getting back into it and seeing the scene still alive
Thanks! 🐐🔥🔥🔥
My pleasure
Holding it down in Ucluelet, BC, Canada. Love the history and fun. Riding 2021Them 909s. Skating for the last 2 months. 🤙🇨🇦
Great list. stoked to see stockwell in there
🙌🏻 cheers
This was a solid list.
Thanks
Dustin did some stuff that people still have yet to expand on. 270 backslide cess thread the needle springs to mind as well as peyote spins to grind
Last clip is so good. How close man is to bailing backwards. Perfection.
Yep.
And he did it (at least) twice.
Yes, he talks about in on Jumpstreet
I definitely agree with this list. I’m glad I had the opportunity to skate with some of these legends. I don’t know who’s the big names now a days. It’s funny how these people were top ten in my time and still holdin it strong. Shout out to Brian Bell (RIP). Most wanted is still my favorite video.
Tier 1:
Haffey
Aragon
Latimer
Shima
Tier 2:
Feinberg
Broskow
Bolino
Boekhorst
Yasutoko's
Farmer
Julio
Edwards
Eisenberg
Tier 3:
Khris
Morales
Spizer
Bailey
Stockwell
Da Silva
Grob
Livingston
Enin
As far as historical significance in no particular order except for tier 1 imo. Skill-wise people will debate forever about who is the GOAT (imo its Haffey with Aragon and Latimer). Heck some days I talk myself into it being Aragon. Latimer is an engima that very well could be the best but for longevities sake he cant be the goat imo.
I approve this list.
Haha thanks
Perfect
Cheers Willem
Montre was definitely missing 😭
These are all from a great era of rollerblading, and as nostalgic as it is I would have to say that some of the newer rollerbladers are technically better than some on this list. As much as I love Stockwell and Shima, might have to put Lomax and Enin in there.
Technicality is a great metric but only one. I tried to think about more than that. It’s great to have different opinions thought shows the strength and variety rollerblading has
@@TomMoyse well you asked others who they would take out so I tried not to bottle out on that. And it was tough as Stockwell is also my favourite skater too. Saved my paper money for nearly a year to get his pro genesis. He really stood out to me when I was young.
Whatever happened to that dreadlocked dude who I think was on the cover of a Daily Bread when the RB TRS Details were popular, who had a really sick style. I think his name was like Santiago Aspiras? Sometimes I think my imagination made him up.
Santiago Azupura
@@skitchlikescrathy Thanks!
His section in Senate Standfast is one of my all time favourites. Talk about style
@@edwardireland4377 I'll check it out.
Blake Dennis is another one.
Hard to tell indeed, uff that last clip is insane!
Soo good!
I fully agree with your list 100%. Obviously there are plenty of other skaters that are up there too.
Thanks
Haffey was my favorite, not just because he did big tricks but because you knew that when he had a new edit you would see something that you never knew was possible and he was going to invent new tricks.
Always spectacular
Lovely stuff! And B Cam is the missing link!
Good list, but I think Eugin Enin needs to be on it
I forgot about Eugen in my list too! He's probably my favourite to watch at present along with Nick Lomax. I guess my list was more who I grew up watching skating
🙌🏻 Who would Eugin replace in the top 11?
great video !!! presented that like a goat funny ASF .
Cheers pal! 🙌🏻
Mike Murda Johnson, Nick Lomax.. My favorite are eg Dom Sagona, Billy O'Neill
Great list! I seriously forgot just how good Aaron Feinberg was, holy beeeeeans
Amazing!
Isn't that Sagona at 15:45?
Another great video. Thanks Tom!
Yes haha 🤫🤫🤫
I’m old and perhaps my list would be different because of that; Chris Edwards, Cesar Mora, Matt Salerno etc. You’ve mentioned doing a ‘most influential list’; that would be good!
Big names
As i started skating non of the above even skated i belive. It Was Arlo Eisenberg, Brian Smith, René Hulgreen, Randy 'Roadhouse' Spizer and some more. In that time a 'Blatan' Soulgrind on a Handrail was insanity 😆
Couldn't argue with any of them being included! Although adding more I would go with the Kelso's, Julio and Chaz Sands. Wouldn't put Chaz in as GOAT status but some of the tricks he did were ridiculous, especially at a time when Haffey, Farmer and Broskow were murdering everything
Nils Jansons also deserves to be mentioned
@@askroller yip, I agree he would be included 🤣 It's not possible to pick 10
@@allymalcolm6769 that's why it's important to watch Tom's videos. He shows all of them
Him and lomax are the best the uk. Ever produced. Definitely goat status
Fantastic list, but.... BUT... I honestly feel Sven Boekhorst needs to have a special mention.
Agreed. Who still destroys everything at 41?
Sven is a great shout
This brought a smile to my face reminded me of a good old days from when I used the roller blade I've still got my skates now though I might just jump back on it
Get back on them
@@TomMoyse I will do brother my friend Simon Piper has been trying to convince me to start skating again
Love how you dropped AF in with a tip of cap to BFG which of course is the most iconic VHS ever! (Brook Howard Smith disagrees) Hey Tom what about a highest jumps compo? Farm crushing a 7ft high soul has to be champ!? Eugen will be knocking on the door in future discourse ❤️🛼
Good video.
I was in same era, the first video I watched ever was "What do You Believe in?", and Shima was the star.
My list is a little bit different.
1 - Chris Haffey
2 - Brian Aragon
3 - Alex Broskow
4 - Chris Farmer
5 - CJ Wellsmore
6 - Iain McLeod
7 - David Sizemore
8 - Montre Livingston
9 - Roman Abrate
10 - Brian Shima
Honorable mentions: Franky Morales, Colin Kelson, Jeff Stockwell, Rachard Johnson, Erik Bailey, Nils Jansons, Chaz Sands, Julian Bah, Richie Eisler
Roman is super underrated, good picks
Montre!!
Good shout - who would he replace in the list?
Great list won't change anything about it
Cheers Daniel
@@TomMoyse you should do 10 best skates of all time
I will say that the psirus latimer 2 i had was one of them
@@danieldvir6927 could be a good one
I AGREE WITH THIS LIST
Hard to argue with this list.
Would have had an honourable mention for Fabiola - she changed the game for women's skating forever and to this day is one of the best. But more than just skating really well, i think she (with a few others, like Tasha) positively impacted male attitudes towards women's skating right at the very beginning and because of that it normalised women's participation in rollerblading. (not saying it's perfect, but it feels like rollerblading has more respect for the women in the game than other action sports or activities i know)
Agree with you sentiments on Fabiola - she would come under a different list of important figures, maybe most influential or something like that where we can talk about there impact I think Dawn played a huge part as well. The list would also have people like Julio, Arlo, Edwards etc
I would be tempted to replace Stockwell with Seizemore… Bailey for Eisler and that’s pretty much it I think. Honourable mention for Sagona too !
I was gonna say, Sagona did a lot, even just in terms of steeze
Bailey definitely not top 10, he doesn't have the same large trick vocab as others. Eisler is fantastic but not as influential as Stockwell. Sizemore definitely has a place in top 10.
@@cfronin Do you think Eisler wasn’t as influential because he’s Canadian ?
@@PoloKid Maybe a little but I just don't remember him being very visible in videos. Also it feels like he "disappeared" pretty soon in his career in Asia and this part of the world had no media coverage in the West
Great list. I would drop Eugen and Montre somewhere.
Nice, who would they replace?
Good to see Brian Shima still getting recognized. I'm 36 now but had a pair of his Razor skates back in '06 and am going to start skating again. Enough of this being inside on a computer and phone crap. Time to get back to how it felt to be in the 90's-00's!
The charity shield 🛡
I died laughing 😂
Nice one Susan 🤣
Thanks dude - glad you liked it
@@TomMoyse Honestly your videos make my ribs hurt from laughing 😂
I’ve got to put up Chaz Sands, when I was 14/15, Scottish and to see what he was doing on a pair of skates was always mind-blowing, quality tricks but also a pure steezy style like he was water with the way he flowed
Well played Moyse, well played.
Thank you
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Thanks for this awesome rewind of my past,!As we all do I kinda had to grow up.i no that blading is apart of me and obviously all of u.there is so many others that only u an other people in your crew remember,my personal best all-time bladder is Randy Kutzman, I've seen this unsponsored friend allioop fish ,hubba's hideout(San Francisco) then just smile an do it switch!! In 1998, if you ever skated in the mid-90s in northern California tell about 2005 you have probably heard of him . luckily 2day I get to see my good friend often while r kids skate 2gether.
Dude thanks for sharing. The name rings a bell, but I have a terrible memory haha.
Great to hear your still friends and the kids are skating together! 🙌🏻 Thanks for watching
Super sujective list, esp. Stockwell and to a smaller extent Bailey. Yasutokos omission is glaring. Also Montre, Atkinson, Cudot, Alfano, Jansons, Enin.
Made it as un-subjective as possible. Was just street skaters hence no Yasutokos
I went to only one pro skating comp in my youth. It was at Airborne skate park in Detroit Michigan for their 2001-2 competition - Motor City Shake down. It was one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen in my life.
I watched Brian Shima, Aaron Feinberg, Chris Farmer, Pat Lennon and several others skate. I wouldn’t have been more impressed had I met the 1992 USA dream team. These guys were real life super hero’s to me.
Despite Aaron Feinberg won the comp with a death defying trick…. I got Brian Shima’s autograph on my shirt and thus felt like I was the biggest winner of all.
Pausing the video at the Haffey portion to say that it might have to be Chris as the goat to do it so well on the street and to STILL be doing mind bending stuff on Mega that noone else can do.
Take that back to say it's Broskow then Haffey. All others are tossup for placement.
@@thatmountain It’s great how Haffey transcended rollerblading
Pretty much agree. Might drops Stockers off the list for a Euro blader. But Latimer will always be the GOAT in my eyes.
Others that didn’t get a mention or careers were cut short due to injuries.
Rob Guerrero for IMYTA wins
Hooi, Chaz and Oli for doing the same tricks on British spots
Rob Thompson
Chris Cheshire
Cudot is probably on the list for the future for me. Especially after Nass and Fise.
Struggling to think of others but the list is endless.
Maybe an Idea to do streets, park, Vert (including results) separately. Then look who kills it on all 3 and I’m guessing Sven and a handful of others would be in with a shout of the top 10.
HOOI HOOI HOOI!
All fantastic skaters but they hadn't got the same influence due to being European of having short careers. Cheshire in The Truth !! Definitely an all time favorite of mine. Totally agree for Cudot, so versatile.
You should do a top 10 women's rollerbladers!
I agree with your list this was totally my Era of skating. I also agree with most of the names people mentioned in the comments but there 1 name I didn't see pop up and he's totally under rated but I'm talking about Julian bah especially the long hair Era and shout out to my boy ramelle knight and everybody in dipskate and B-Unique those were fun times skating together in Mullally skatepark in The Bronx, New york
Yea Julian was/is incredible. 🙌🏻🙌🏻
You probably won't see this, Tom, but Frankie actually had his own video game. There was this flash game which had never ending stair sets which you could do tricks using your keyboard. It was actually pretty fun and captured his low-down style.
Ha sick
No issues from me with that list 👍, not sure if I've already done one, but maybe a pionees of the sport would be good. Like start from the beginning, into the golden age, and then now
Thank man. Not done a pioneers list but have thought about it - would be a huge video. I'll try soon
Grew up with Bolino, amazing even at 11…
So good for so long
Like Todd Mcnerney says: "Brian. Shima. Seriously"
I'd put Colin Kelso over Stockwell, but otherwise I agree with this list 100%
Good to have different Opinions
Strong agree with Dustin Latimer. He was on his own level.
Another universe
One in my top 10 er 11 would be Mike murder Johnson.
GOAT
Great addition
You pick the same skaters I would have, a perfect list.
You should do a top 10 undrated skaters list, I personally think Ben Shawb went in hard in actidenal machines edit
Good idea 🙌🏻
Corey English is my favorite inliner.
He’s got some tricks on him!
@@TomMoyse Also, do you reckon Flat Eric rides flat?
As a grouchy old roller with 20plus years in.... This list is legit
Haha as a old rollerblader with 2O plus years - thank you
As someone that skated with most the guys on list at some point in time I have to say Aaron Fienberg is for sure the og goat of all time. in my mind the overall goat period but just my opinion. Not taking away from anyone else cause they are all beast but from say 95 to 2005 in the highest point of rollerblading Aaron was LIGHT YEARS ahead of everyone. There wasn't anyone that could one up Aaron. The most accomplished skater out of everyone still to this day. Plus the most well rounded skater. From winning asa vert competition to technical street he could do everything. He is the Michael jordan of rollerblading in my mind period. Plus the most humble person on earth. Big ups to my boy Aaron.
That’s a lot of great reason to choose him 🙌🏻
Ace list. Bolino isn't in nearly enough GOAT conversations.
Tell me about it!!! He’s incredible
As a straight man, I used to have a man crush on Aragon (that weird?). Dude was special. My top 5 are Aragon, Haffey, Broskow, Feinberg, Latimer. Great list and great video. Very well done!!
Rob Guerrero could've made it, I believe.. As he got so technical at the highest level.. Winning IMYTA in Detroit etc. Right on, Shima, Feinberg and my all time favorite for style and difficulty Latimer. Ive skated with all 4.. Glad for that opportunity and I'm proud of how that they thought I got at least 1 or 2 tricks so Im good for it! -(Eito also but of course that's vert)
Yes ROB G!!!
I was getting a little nervous until the end the whole time I was wondering about Dustin and Aaron . I met Aaron and Randy Spizer in 1999. I worked in ASA tour in Boston. Back then he was a little shit but all the girls hanging around were sweating him big time . I started skating in 1998 till about 2007 .. I drifted away from skating due to girls and bad life choices . Now that I married with kids, I find myself watching rollerblading videos randomly to bring me back to what I consider the best time in my life! Close to perfect list if you ask me👍
Can we squeeze in the one and only 🐐with the GOLD skates… DS 🙌
Yes!