Characters & pictures
The 12 standard North American riders. Open Details for more, including regional replacements.
Elise Riggs
Returning riderDetails
Elise returns from the first SSX.
Mac Fraser
Returning riderDetails
Mackenzie “Mac” Fraser is part of the North American roster. Marty Stieber replaces him in the PAL release.
Kaori Nishidake
Returning riderDetails
Kaori returns from the first SSX. Kim Yuri replaces her in the Korean edition. Her picture is from an early promotional character lineup.
Zoe Payne
Returning riderDetails
Zoe returns with her distinctive red hair and punk style.
Moby Jones
Returning riderDetails
Moby returns from the original SSX.
JP Arsenault
Returning riderDetails
Jean-Paul “JP” Arsenault is another returning member of the original crew.
Psymon Stark
New in TrickyDetails
Psymon joins the roster in SSX Tricky.
Eddie Wachowski
New in TrickyDetails
Edward “Eddie” Wachowski brings his unmistakable afro and retro style to the slopes.
Seeiah Owens
New in TrickyDetails
Seeiah makes her series debut in SSX Tricky.
Luther Grady
New in TrickyDetails
Luther-Dwayne Grady joins the new riders in Tricky.
Marisol Delgado
New in TrickyDetails
Marisol Diez Delgado makes her debut in Tricky.
Brodi Ford
New in TrickyDetails
Broderick “Brodi” Ford is one of Tricky’s six new standard riders.
Promotional artwork © Electronic Arts. Kaori is shown in an early grayscale render.
Make one rider’s progression your baseline
Stay with a rider for several events while learning the course and trick rhythm. That gives new boards, abilities and results a continuing context. Once a route feels dependable, compare another rider on the same event rather than changing both character and mountain at once. The roster follows the North American lineup; Marty’s PAL substitution and Kim’s Korean substitution are edition notes, not additional choices present in every release.
References
Covered edition: The original console game for PlayStation 2, Nintendo GameCube and Xbox. The rider directory follows the North American roster; regional replacements are noted separately. The Game Boy Advance adaptation is outside this guide.