Thrasher Magazine

They paid for us to go, this is what they got. Broken bones, girls in the pit…we remember Paris. Onward to battle.

The only way to see a skateboard art exhibit is on a skateboard. Neck Face provides a rolling tour.

Always adapting and mixing different generations of skate tricks, and all with his own style, here's Jason's part from 2001. This is a Gravette all-time favorite.

Speed, pop, and technical command produces a BIG BANG. Torey Pudwill delivers the goods, silences his critics, and propels himself into the 2011 SOTY race.

Gravette is an ATV, so he steered away from the norm and put together a Firing Line at the original, under-the-bridge 'crete retreat. More Lamb action this week...

Every town has its own unique vibe and terrain. This video's a snapshot of the SF skate scene today with, of course, some great hill bombs.

After filming a legit Double Rock part in two hours, Torey met up with Jake.

Some kids call it quits after their first brutal slam, but T-Pud stayed in the game after he tried a fatty-to-flatty and forgot to take his board with him.

The era of entire video parts with mind-melting skating on gnarly street terrain—with little to no filler—really took off with Menikmati in 2000. Torey Pudwill introduces a true classic.