100+ Cool Skateboard Tricks To Show Off

Backside 180: A backside 180 trick that combines an ollie with a 180-degree turn. The successful landing of the backside 180 results in the skateboarder riding backwards.

Backside 360: A Backside 360 is one of the advanced tricks that requires a lot of speed, balance, and timing.

Backside Caballerial: The Backside Caballerial was originally a skateboarding trick performed in a half pipe, but has now been adopted in styles other than vert. 

Backside Half Cab: This trick is a fakie backside 180 where your shoulders back, it will help with the rotation, snap and begin to spin.

Fakie Ollie: Fakie Ollie is when you are going backwards with your normal stance switch is when you are riding normal with your switched stance. 

Frontside 180: A frontside 180 is a skateboarding trick that involves rotating your body and board 180 degrees in the direction where your chest is facing.

Frontside 360: A frontside 360 is a trick in which the skater spins 360 degrees in a frontside direction while in the air.

Frontside Caballerial: A frontside Caballerial is a combination of a fakie ollie with a 360-degree frontside rotation. 

Frontside Half Cab: A Frontside Half Cab is a combination of a fakie ollie with a 180-degree frontside rotation.

Kickturn: The kickturn allows you to change direction quickly and smoothly on flat ground or ramps. 

Nollie: The Nollie, also known as a Nose Ollie that flips the script on the traditional ollie.

Nollie Backside 180: It involves rotating the body and board 180 degrees in a backside direction.

Nollie Backside 360: It involves popping the nose of the board with the front foot while simultaneously rotating the body 360 degrees in a backside direction.

Nollie Frontside 180: It is a fun variation of the classic ollie and adds a new dimension to your nollie repertoire. 

Nollie Frontside 360: It combines the pop of a nollie with a full 360-degree frontside rotation. 

Ollie North: The Ollie North is a classic skateboarding trick that combines the pop and height of an ollie with the balance and control of riding one-footed.

Ollie South: It involves popping your board into the air and momentarily riding with only your back foot on the deck.

Powerslide: It is a fundamental trick that allows you to control your speed and change direction in a stylish way.

Switch Backside 180: It is essentially a regular backside 180 but performed while riding switch.

Switch Backside 360: It is a visually stunning trick that combines the elements of riding switch stance with a full 360-degree rotation.

Switch Frontside 180: It is a combination the challenge of riding switch with the basic mechanics of a frontside 180-degree rotation.

Switch Frontside 360: The Switch Frontside 360 is a visually impressive and technically demanding trick that showcases the riders' skill and control.

Switch Ollie: It is a great way to improve your balance and control while riding switch.

360 Flip: It involves flipping the board 360 degrees in the air while remaining in the air yourself.

360 Hardflip: The 360 Hardflip blends the pop and flip of a hardflip with the rotation of a 360 shuvit.

360 Ollie Heelflip: It combines the explosive pop of an ollie with a precise heelflip, followed by a full 360-degree body rotation.

360 Ollie Kickflip: It is a combination of 360-degree body rotation with a perfectly timed kickflip, this trick demands commitment, agility and a keen sense of timing.

360 Pop Shove-it: This trick demands precise footwork and timing to spin the board 360 degrees while airborne.

360 Shuvit: It focus on footwork, timing and balance, mastering the 360 Shuvit unlocks a world of creative expression. 

540 Flip: This trick involves a complete 540-degree board flip while the skater remains airborne. 

720 Flip: It defies the laws of gravity with its two full board rotations. 

Alpha Flip: It is a combination of elements with a 540-degree board flip with a 360-degree body rotation.

Anti Casper Flip: This visually distinct maneuver involves a unique combination of elements, pushing the boundaries of creativity and technical mastery.

Backside Bigspin: It involves extending your front leg while performing a regular invert.

Backside Flip: This technique demands mastery of fundamentals, precise timing and unwavering commitment. 

Backside Half Cab Heelflip: It requires dedication, practice and a willingness to embrace the challenges it presents.

Backside Half Cab Kickflip: This unique blend creates a visually captivating trick that showcases the skater's technical prowess and creativity.

Backside Heelflip: It demands precise footwork, board control and unwavering commitment.

Backside Kickflip: This trick is a combination of two essential elements: Backside 180 and Kickflip. 

Flip and shove-it tricks are fundamental elements of skateboarding, showcasing a skater's technical ability and creative expression.

These tricks involve flipping the board in various ways while adding rotations and grinds for increased complexity and style.

Here's a breakdown of the others different types of Flip and Shove-It:

• Big Heelflip
• Bigflip
• Biggerflip
• Biggerspin
• Bigspin
• Bubble Flip
• Bullflip
• Caballerial Flip
• Camel Flip
• Casper Flip
• Daydream Flip
• De Comply
• Disco Flip
• Double Heelflip
• Double Kickflip
• Dragon Flip
• Fakie 360 Flip
• Fakie 360 Hardflip
• Fakie Backside Bigspin
• Fakie Backside Pop Shove-it
• Fakie Frontside Bigspin
• Fakie Frontside Pop Shove-it
• Fakie Hardflip
• Fakie Heelflip
• Fakie Inward Heelflip
• Fakie Kickflip
• Fakie Varial Heelflip
• Fakie Varial Kickflip
• Feather Flip
• Fingerflip
• Forward Flip
• Front Foot Impossible
• Frontside 360 Pop Shove it
• Frontside Bigspin
• Frontside Flip
• Frontside Half Cab Heelflip
• Frontside Half Cab Kickflip
• Frontside Heelflip
• Frontside Kickflip

Gazelle Flip: It is a unique and visually stunning trick that combines elements of a 540-degree board flip with a 360-degree body rotation.

Gazelle Spin: It involves a 540-degree board flip and a 360-degree body rotation in the same direction, creating a mesmerizing spinning motion.

Ghetto Bird: The Ghetto Bird, also known as the Nollie Hardflip Late Backside 180 which is a combination of a hardflip and a revert.

Gingersnap: It is a visually appealing and technically challenging maneuver that requires good balance, timing, and control.

Grape Flip: It is a combination of two complex maneuvers: a hardflip and a 360-degree body varial.

Half Cab: It involves performing a 180-degree rotation while riding fakie (backward).

Handstand Flip: It requires advanced skills, balance and commitment to execute successfully.

Haslam Flip: It combines the elements of a 540-degree board flip with a 360-degree body rotation.

Heelflip: It involves flipping the board with your heel while in the air.

Hospital Flip: The Hospital Flip utilizes a unique grip-to-flip motion for its initial rotation. 

Illusion Flip: It remains elusive, its execution involves elements of both hardflips and pop shuvit variations.

Impossible: It defies both logic and physics, has captivated skaters and audiences alike since its inception.

Inward Heelflip: It is combination of the backside pop shuv-it and the heelflip, this trick offers a unique blend of style and complexity.

Jesus Flip: It requires the board to spin at least six times before landing.

Kickback Flip: It involves a half kickflip followed by a late one and a half heelflip. 

Kiwi Flip: The Kiwi Flip is a visually impressive trick combining elements of a laser flip and a nerd flip. It involves a 360-degree flip of the board with a distinct footwork and body movement.

Late Kickflip: It involves performing a kickflip but with the board flipping later in the air than usual, creating a more extended and delayed rotation. 

Nerd Flip: It involves a 360-degree board flip initiated by a frontside shuvit motion and underflipping with the heel.

Nightmare Flip: It involves grabbing the board between your legs while performing a 360-degree pop and rotation.

Nollie 360 Flip: It involves extending your front leg while performing a regular 360 flip.

Nollie 360 Hardflip: It is a combination of the nollie pop with a hardflip and a full 360-degree board rotation. 

Nollie 360 Pop Shove-it: This trick blends with the nollie maneuver with a 360-degree board rotation and a pop shove-it. 

Nollie Backside Bigspin: It demands precise control, timing, and a touch of finesse to execute flawlessly.

Nollie Backside Heelflip: It blends the nollie maneuver with a backside 180 rotation and a heelflip.

Nollie Backside Kickflip: It is a combination of the nollie maneuver with a backside 180 rotation.

Nollie Backside Pop Shove-it: This trick demands precise control, timing and a touch of finesse to execute flawlessly.

Nollie Frontside Bigspin: It is a combination of the unique "nollie" pop with a 360-degree board rotation and a frontside approach.

Nollie Frontside Heelflip: It blends with the unique “nollie” pop with a heelflip and a frontside 180 rotation. 

Nollie Frontside Kickflip: It requires dedication, practice and a willingness to embrace the learning curve. 

Nollie Frontside Pop Shove-it: It is a combination of the unique pop with a 180-degree board rotation and a frontside approach.

The no comply is a versatile skateboarding trick that can be combined with various other tricks to create a wide range of creative and impressive maneuvers.

Here are some of the most popular types of no comply skateboard tricks:

• Nollie Hardflip
• Nollie Heelflip
• Nollie Impossible
• Nollie Inward Heelflip
• Nollie Kickflip
• Nollie Laser Flip
• Nollie Varial Heelflip
• Nollie Varial Kickflip
• Ollie North
• Ollie South
• Orange Flip
• Plasma Spin
• Pressure Flip
• Rail Flip
• Semi Flip
• Shuvit
• Sigma Flip
• Switch 360 Flip
• Switch 360 Hardflip
• Switch Backside Bigspin
• Switch Backside Heelflip
• Switch Backside Kickflip
• Switch Backside Pop Shove-it
• Switch Frontside Bigspin
• Switch Frontside Heelflip
• Switch Frontside Kickflip
• Switch Frontside Pop Shove-it
• Switch Hardflip
• Switch Heelflip
• Switch Inward Heelflip
• Switch Kickflip
• Switch Laser Flip
• Switch Varial Heelflip
• Switch Varial Kickflip
• Toeflip
• Triple Kickflip
• Underflip
• Varial Heelflip
• Varial Kickflip

50-50 Grind: It serves as a foundation for countless variations and creative sequences.

Backside 5-0: It involves balancing the back truck on the edge of an obstacle while facing away from it, requiring precise footwork, weight distribution and a fearless approach.

Backside 50-50: This trick demands precise balance, control and a dash of style.

Backside Bluntslide: It involves grinding the nose and tail of the board simultaneously on the edge of an obstacle while facing away from it.

Backside Boardslide: This trick is considered to be one of the most basic and fundamental grinds and it is a prerequisite for many other more advanced tricks.

Backside Crooked: It involves grinding the front truck with the board tilted at an angle, creating a unique visual effect and demanding a blend of technical skill and balance.

Backside Feeble: It involves grinding the edge of your deck on a rail or ledge with your toes hanging over the edge.

Backside Lipslide: It involves grinding the edge of the board on the coping of a ramp or pool, demanding precise footwork, weight distribution and unwavering confidence.

Backside Noseblunt Slide: It involves sliding along a rail or ledge with the nose of your board hanging over the edge, while your body faces the opposite direction.

Backside Nosegrind: It involves balancing the nose of the board on the edge of an obstacle while facing away from it.

Backside Noseslide: It adds a unique element of style to your skateboarding repertoire and can be taken to the next level with various variations.

Backside Overcrook: It requires a blend of precision, balance, and commitment.

Backside Salad: It involves grinding the rear truck of your board on a rail or ledge. 

Backside Smith: It involves grinding the deck's nose and tail on opposite sides of an obstacle while facing away from it. 

Backside Suski: It involves sliding the back truck of your board along a rail or ledge, while your front truck hangs off the edge at a 45-degree angle.

Grinds and slides are fundamental tricks in skateboarding that involve sliding the board along a surface while maintaining balance and control.

They add style and technicality to your skateboarding arsenal, and mastering them opens up a world of creative possibilities on your board.

Here's a breakdown of different types of grinds and slides:

• Backside Tailslide
• Barley Grind
• Bertlemann Slide
• Bluntslide
• Boardslide
• Casper Slide
• Crail Slide
• Crooked Grind
• Darkslide
• Feeble Grind
• Frontside 5-0
• Frontside 50-50
• Frontside Bluntslide
• Frontside Boardslide
• Frontside Crooked
• Frontside Feeble
• Frontside Lipslide
• Frontside Noseblunt Slide
• Frontside Nosegrind
• Frontside Noseslide
• Frontside Overcrook
• Frontside Salad
• Frontside Smith
• Frontside Suski
• Frontside Tailslide
• Hurricane
• Hurricane Grind
• Layback Grind
• Lipslide
• Nail Slide
• Noseblunt Slide
• Nosegrind
• Noseslide
• Overcrook Grind
• Overturn
• Primo Grind
• Salad Grind
• Slash Grind
• Smith Grind
• Suski Grind
• Tailblock Grind
• Tailslide
• Willy Grind

540: This tricks involves rotating the skateboard 1.5 times around its vertical axis, is a hallmark of skateboarding mastery.

720: It involves the skater completing two full rotations in the air.

900: The 900 skateboard trick involves two and 1/2 revolution (900 degrees) aerial spin performed on a skateboard ramp.

Airwalk: This airborne move involves launching off a ramp or transition, extending the legs and grabbing the board in a unique way. 

Axle Drop-In: It requires balancing on both trucks on the coping before transitioning smoothly into the ramp.

Backside Axle Stall: It involves balancing your board with both trucks on the ramp's coping while facing down the ramp.

Backside Crooked Stall: It requires a nuanced understanding of weight distribution and footwork, making it a true test of a skater's skill.

Backside Disaster: It involves a 180-degree backside rotation on the coping of a ramp, followed by a controlled descent back into the transition. 

Backside Feeble Stall: It involves grinding on the coping with your back truck, is a stylish and challenging maneuver that requires commitment and finesse.

Backside Hurricane Stall: It requires precise timing, control and commitment, making it a coveted skill among experienced skaters.

Air tricks involve launching off the ground and performing various maneuvers in mid-air. Mastering simple air tricks is crucial for building confidence and progressing to more complex ones.

Adding grabs to air tricks increases their style and difficulty.Bowls tricks offer a unique curved environment for carving, grinding, and performing unique air tricks.

Ramps tricks are ideal for gaining height and performing high-flying tricks. Here are some popular types of Air, Grab, Bowl and Ramp tricks:

• Backside Pivot Stall
• Backside Rock 'n' roll
• Backside Smith Stall
• Backside Tail Stall
• Benihana
• Blunt Stall 180 Out
• Blunt Stall Pull Back
• Blunt Stall to Fakie
• Body Jar
• Cannonball
• Christ Air
• Crail Grab
• Creeper
• Crossbone
• Delmar Indy
• Double Grab
• Drop-In
• Fakie Noseblunt Stall
• Fakie Rock
• Fakie Tail Stall
• Frigid Air
• Frontside Air
• Frontside Axle Stall
• Frontside Crooked Stall
• Frontside Disaster
• Frontside Feeble Stall
• Frontside Hurricane Stall
• Frontside Nose Pick
• Frontside Noseblunt Stall
• Frontside Pivot Stall
• Frontside Rock 'n' roll
• Frontside Smith Stall
• Frontside Sugarcane Stall
• Frontside Sweeper
• Frontside Tail Stall
• Grosman Grab
• Helipop
• Indy
• Indy Grab
• Invert
• Japan Air
• Judo Air
• Lien Air
• Madonna
• McTwist
• Melancholy Grab
• Melon
• Method Air
• Mute Air
• Nose Grab
• Nose Pick
• Nose Stall
• Nosebone
• Nuclear Grab
• Riverdance
• Roastbeef Grab
• Rock to Fakie
• Rocket Air
• Sacktap
• Sal Flip
• Saran Wrap
• Seatbelt Grab
• Slob Air
• Stalefish Grab
• Stallfish
• Stiffy
• Superman Grab
• Tail Grab
• Tailbone
• Tuck Knee
• Varial

Bean Plant: This trick is a combination elements of the pop shove-it and the nose grab.

Egg Plant: It requires precise timing, coordination and control while performing this trick. 

Fastplant: It involves momentarily lifting the front or back wheels of your skateboard while grabbing the board's edge with your hand.

Gymnast Plant: It requires exceptional coordination, strength and commitment to execute flawlessly.

Layback Air: It requires exceptional balance, coordination and commitment. 

Miller Flip: It is combination elements of the pop shove-it and the ollie, adding a unique twist for a stylish and versatile maneuver. 

Power Ollie: It combines the principles of the ollie with added momentum and control, enabling you to launch yourself. 

Sad Plant: It requires solid invert foundation, precise timing, and controlled body movement. 

Staple Gun: This trick requires exceptional coordination, strength and commitment to execute flawlessly.

Texas Plant: It is combination of the handplant and the boneless, adding a unique twist that defies gravity with its extended airtime and stylish execution.

Manual: This Trick involves shifting your weight on the board to lift either the front or back wheels off the ground.

Nose Manual: It involves lifting the front wheels of your board off the ground and rolling on just the back wheels.

One Foot Manual: It involves lifting the entire board off the ground using only one foot. 

One Wheel Manual: It involves riding the board on just one wheel, pushing it forward while maintaining a stable position.

Acid Drop: This trick provides a smooth way to transition from higher ground to lower areas.

Alley Oop: It involves approaching a ramp or obstacle from the opposite direction your body faces, then launching into the air while rotating 180 degrees to land facing the ramp. 

Backside Boneless: It combines elements of balance, board manipulation and airtime, making it a visually appealing and versatile maneuver.

Backside Wallride: This trick is a true testament to a skaters' balance, control and ability to think outside the box.

Body Varial: It involves the skater jumping off the board while airborne and rotating 180 degrees before landing back on the board in motion.

Boneless: This trick unlocks a new dimension of creativity and allows you to navigate obstacles and gaps with ease.

Caveman: This trick involves grabbing the board between your feet while in mid-air, creating a distinctive visual effect and requiring immense core strength. 

Coffin: It offers a unique and stylish way to navigate ramps and transition areas.

Daffy: The Daffy tricks requires balance, control, and a dash of audacity.

Firecracker: It involves a series of rapid foot movements and board manipulations, creating a mesmerizing display of technical skill. 

Skateboarding goes beyond the basic ollie and kickflip. A world of creativity and technicality awaits, especially within the realm of miscellaneous freestyle and old-school tricks.

These tricks add a unique flavor to your skateboarding style and showcase your individuality on the board.

Here's a breakdown of some exciting miscellaneous and old-school tricks you can master:

• Flamingo
• Frontside Boneless
• Frontside Wallride
• Hang Ten
• Hippie Jump
• Pogo
• Primo Stall
• Roll In
• Strawberry Milkshake
• Street Plant
• Wallie