The Skateboarding Show I used to watch him at Winchester skate park back in the day. Now I can catch him at Cunningham skate park on the occasional weekend. Super cool

@@gleneckert1 he goes to Cunningham thought he lived in Carlsbad, hope j catch him one day he’s a legend

They had to get with the times he couldn’t just be broke for years like many other vert skaters at the time

few do most don't

@@JosephDelgado687 Our lose it and kill people like Gator, or themselves like Jeff Philips. Sadly, a lot of 80s skaters never transitioned well from vert to street.

That’s why I love Steve. Fuckinh legend

He's name is Steve Caballero. ONE of the best skateboard ever

Its all u got.

Legend

only if you let it

I hate to be that guy, but his head tilt is actually the result of a medical condition.

I bought a second hand Cab board too in '88! If I ever buy another board and skate again I'll get his newest board.. watching him skate makes me think about it..real inspiring..

@@gregvance You should get back into it.

@JP G it's called a nickname dude take a freakin chill pill

@JP G triggered

JP G I call your mother nollie tre flip.

Not really all these clips are in the Tony Hawk pro skater games which inspired me and many other kids at the time to skate and still skate 20 years later

No, no mannys, no mini ramp gnar, no tech skating, no big airs, or technical ability to flip his board on street, or vert. He is good at railslides and that can translate to a handrail. Not very well rounded at all. Go play thps, or look up "Danny Way questionable" if you want to see well rounded

You can tell transition was his bread and butter, but i like how he adapted to street and actually did quite well

What technical ability? A kickflip? A front board shove? Go play thps

Ripped.

@@RIVALContentJammerz Rips, he still skates.

You are stupid AF, or just ignorant. He was @ss at street hence why he quit. This stuff doesn't hold up with Questionable and that came out in 92. You thps morons really have no idea what skating was like at the time. Do you know who DANNY MF WAY IS???? He was more well rounded than this in 1992

Most stylish fs invert??? It looks awful. He flops them. You are talking out your @ss. Try Tony Trujillo, Lance, Peter Hewitt

You have no clue. Go play thps ya goon. Best on rails to this day??? WTF straight up? You must have your head up your @ss all the way before y2k. Jon Allie in Zero Dying to live makes this look as shameful as IT WAS. Street Cab knew it was not good when he had to useflat bars to get street footage. Those of you who say his stuff was good at the time HAVE NO CLUE and are thps morons. Questionable came out in 92. Duffy made these rails look small in 92. Osiris "The Storm" came out in 98. The technical ability of people like Chris Dobstaff make this look sad. We have respect for Cab because he is an originator, not because of his street or vert skating, or because he made the switch and hit a few long rails. He is one of the bigger second generation pool skaters. He deserves a board forever, but you people clearly have no idea how skating was and only played thps

Tht award goes to Andy anderson? If u never heard of him, youthbe him n after one video, u will agree 100% Garunteed

@@vperkv6554 i agree. even though Andy might not be able to bust out 720's and such like Cab on a half-pipe, Cab doesn't have the freestyle and flatground chops like Andy

FatPigCypris I know it’s 6 years on but it’s the first time I’ve seen it and he grabbed it method. Met him in Munster in ‘87. Him and Kevin Staab nicest skaters I’ve ever met.

FatPigCypris...He said himself he could never REALLY do them & it put a dent in his contest winning streak/program..lol

Skating is just fun dood but cool, every generation has skaters that stand out