Thrasher Magazine

Burnout is back with a grab-bag of lost, extra and spare nuggets and outtakes.

We got a double feature from Tum Yeto this week: Pocket Cam 23 and Broke and Stoke tour demo. 

Wow, it's like these guys arrive in every town and say "Take us to your gnarliest spots." Not a lot of mild skating here; terrain just gets crushed. Featuring Leo Romero, Dakota Servold, James Hardy, David Reyes and Cairo Foster.

Since there are only so many pages in the print publication, we present you with the World's Best Roadtrip bonus web feature.

They broke themselves off stacking clips for their epic tour vid (premiering here tomorrow), and yet they still had enough juice to stomp around D-Rock. Here's Servold, Reyes, Romero, Cairo, and Hardy.

Arrighi doesn't have to strong-arm his own team to ask questions. They have nowhere to run as they get grilled about all sorts of embarrassing stuff.

These dudes went to work on this tour. Stay tuned Thursday for the whole enchilada. 

Eswic hosted a photo show featuring the unseen work of Hagop Najarian, a local at the Skate City skatepark during skateboarding's golden age. And Blender was there!

Rockers, rollers and teammates assemble to surprise Taylor Smith with his first professional Foundation board.