Thrasher Magazine

Here's an underground part that has gained truly legendary status. Tech madness, raw East skating, and of course some of the best switch skating ever. Brandon Westgate introduces a classic from 2005. 

When Reynolds picked this for his Classics, it was so obscure we thought he was messing with us. But when you watch this rare jewel it becomes clear:  Don't ever question The Boss.

It's hard to describe the impact that this part had in 2002. PJ's board control and style were epic and he helped elevate ledge skating to a true art form. Manny Santiago introduces a classic part from the Coliseum vid.

He's a true pioneer in taking full advantage of existing street terrain and here's just one chapter in Natas' epic legacy. Keith Hufnagel introduces a classic part from the 1989 Santa Cruz video.

Filmers and photographers who have hit the streets with Caswell always come back with the same story: "This guy lands everything." Blue Turner introduces a classic part from the 2006 Enjoi vid.

Can a legendary skater still be underrated? A true flip-trick magician, the way Billy's board returns to his feet never ceases to amaze and this part has some shocking hammers. Jeremy Leabres introduces a classic edit from 2004.

Kareem had one of the great, effortless snaps of all time and is a godfather of smooth street style. Here's a classic part from the 1996 Trilogy vid picked by none other than Tom Penny.

The part is short, but you'll notice some really heavy stunts in the streets of SF. James Hardy introduces a Cairo classic. 

Here is Danny's precision ledge magician skills. He didn't invent the nollie heelflip but he sure adapted it in ground-breaking new ways. Jordan Sanchez introduces a classic part from 2002.