Why, he's one of the founding fathers of vert skateboarding and the reason why you call fakie rotations Caballerials and half cabs, because he invented them. Steve Caballero was one of the skaters that belonged to the Bones Brigade was of skateboarding. Steve was known best for his crazy air variations, his ability to create and do tricks that no one had even thought of their head and also once the holder of the highest recorded air on a half-pipe, a record that was stolen by Danny Way in 1997. Steve rode for Powell Peralta, which was sponsored by Vans, Independent, Bones and the Ohana Boardshop. Steve is now 56 years old but he still tears it up on the regular. In fact, just a few days ago at Tony Hawks Vert Alert, there was a demo by some of the older pros from the nineties, including Caballero. In this demo, he landed his first Caballerial in over ten years. If you haven't seen that, you need to go check it out. In short, Steve is a legend of the sport. No wonder Thrasher named the guy skater of the century.