Thrasher Magazine

There are a handful of tricks in the history of street skating that were absolute game changers and helped push us to where we are today. Bachinsky's El Toro kickflip in 2006 was one of them.

Shane O'Neill is a robot, Gou Miyagi gets creative, Nick Tucker's pop, Mike Davis' switch 360 flip, and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Skating is filled with strong opinions, but some things aren't really up for debate: Tom Penny's effortless board control is one of the best of all time. End of story. Tyler Bledsoe introduces a classic edit from the 2002 éS video.

Pontus has always been a creative, spot-hunting madman as this edit shows. He quit Cliché before the completion of their Bon Appétit vid and these clips were lost to the ages until now.

Leave it to Ishod to stir up a blizzard on a sunny California day.

Heavy mission in the truck with Rowan, Darkness & Gut from SC to LA. Reynolds ripped it and then we had plenty of time to sip it. 

The Canary Islands off the coast of Africa were a unique travel choice for SOTY 2014 Wes Kremer. This absolutely ripping edit shows these guys had non-stop fun the whole time. Also featuring Torey Pudwill, Marius Syvanen, Madars Apse, T-Funk, Tyler Surrey, and many more.

Jonas has a quick, clean snap with his tricks and these crisp European spots suit his skating well.

A backside 50-50 on a nearly waist-high round rail comes with all sorts of slip-out danger.