Thrasher Magazine

The next 3 minutes is gonna be pretty heavy. Have a seat and enjoy the ride.

It's tough to write a caption for skating like this. We'll try to keep it simple: David sought out the gnarliest street spots in existence and annihilated them. Mix that in with his timeless transition skills and you have one of the best parts we've ever seen.

The skating, intro, and production on this one are all so rad. The guys put a lot of work in, and it shows—here's Brad Cromer, Josh Matthews, Dan Plunkett, and Ryan Lay, as seen in the October mag.

On some tours, dudes wake up at noon and have three-hour meals. This trip was all-skate, all the time. Crystal-clear filming, a rad team, and special guests—you gotta watch this one. As seen in the October mag.

This video is SO insane. The idea that one road trip could produce this much footage is beyond belief. Every type of terrain gets annihilated here. As seen in the September mag.

After hearing talk of an SF Opera House rail attack, Greco flew up to see if DJ Gaudin could back his claims. All we can really say is: HOLY SHIT.

Carlos' bag of tricks is as deep as they get. A part full of effortless, wicked snaps like this should take three lifetimes to film, but Ribeiro makes it look like a breeze.

Don't call it a comeback, but Think skateboards is looking better than ever. If San Francisco street skating is worth its weight in gold, feast your eyes upon a fortune. Enjoy.

Grant don't talk much, so we decided to take some other badasses along to make him do his shit. With Raven, Chima, and Provost pushing him, the results speak loud–like, wicked loud. SOTY 2011 Grant Taylor, born bad. –Jake Phelps