Look: Andrew Reynolds Uncovers Some Serious Gems While Digging Through Storage

I’m not saying most pro skateboarders—or let’s be real, all skateboarders—are hoarders, but sometimes it’s just hard to let go of things that might make others think, "Seriously?"

In all fairness, holding onto these random little treasures, like the ones Andrew Reynolds recently uncovered from storage, is totally worth it. Any Reynolds fan would be thrilled to see these personal gems from the past, and they’re something we can all relate to in one way or another. Check these out:

The old tees and photos are rad. The note from his daughter is super sweet. The 1st place Skatepark of Tampa plaques are epic. But let's be real here—those trick lists belong in a museum, if you ask me! So, so sick.

When I say "they're all something we can relate to one way or another" I was really talking about those. I don't know about you, but personally, I've done the same exact thing countless times over the years. Whether I was filming for my own personal video parts in local homie videos, or simply daydreaming of the spots I wanted to skate and tricks I wanted to secure, it's so awesome knowing that legends like Reynolds do the same thing.

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Now, these lists might not be surprising to some of you. I get it. I've technically known that Reynolds (and tons of other pros) make lists like this, but actually seeing it is a different story. Plus, I think it's the fact that it was that era of Reynolds that we see here that hits the hardest. What a strange way to experience nostalgia!

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It's sort of crazy that we can just see the words on that piece of paper and fully picture the tricks and clips that he has written down, too. I mean, seriously...that's wild. It doesn't just prove his status as a professional, but just says so much about that time and place in skateboarding. I don't know. I just thought this was so rad.

All I can say is that I couldn't agree more with that little nugget of wisdom Reynolds hits us with in the caption: "Try and enjoy the moments, they go quick!"

The Boss knows. Forever an inspiration. We want more!

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