Thrasher Magazine

This dude is just gnarly. Put a board in his hand, point him in any direction, and he'll attack whatever it is in front of him. All terrain, all insane. It's Jake. 

That laid back flick and style from Trapasso makes the tough stuff look easy. Nick kicks off LE week with a killer part set to a tripped out track. Solid. 

This part dropped into our inbox and we're stoked. The rad line at 1:50 really seems to capture Tony's overall vibe. This also has a strange, dangerous-looking ender.

Yonnie's reputation for fast, fun-to-watch skating continues here. He has a loose style and constantly pulls surprises out of his bag of tricks. Static sure knows how to pick 'em.

Jimmy is a true skate rat and is down to hit the streets day or night as shown in this killer part.

There's more emphasis on creative skating than ever before. It sometimes feels forced with others, but Jake has a truly unique approach to skating. His "Mind Field" part is regarded as a modern classic and he adds to his legacy here.

If you haven't heard of him, then he's "underground" to you. If you are familiar with Josh, then you know he's one of the most underrated skaters today. Either way, you have to watch this. 

When you manhandle a couple of San Francisco's famous spots, people take notice. When you ravage the whole Bay Area, you get a feature video part for the whole world to see. Fardell is on a tear. 

Taylor Smith is pro ( ! ) and these next two minutes encompass all that is rad about his skating. Congrats T-Spliff!