Thrasher Magazine

Big James seriously crushes spots (especially monster handrails) in this sick part. And since it's filmed entirely in and around Alabama you've NEVER seen these spots.

Unless you saw it first-hand, it's tough to know how much damage Hurricane Sandy created. Ron shows his East Coast love (and his rad-smooth-fun skate style) by filming this part in and around New Jersey and New York.

Everyone's good these days. However, some skaters just roll faster, come up with better lines, and are more fun to watch. Massimo straight rips.

Lacey has her own reasons to push herself and progress, like all skaters do. But in the process she's produced one of the best female street/tech parts we've seen. You gotta watch this.

Think's Business As Usual video was one of the highlights of 2012. Recently, they added South Bay ripper Joey Guevara to the am squad. Some people just make skateboarding look good. Joey is one of those people.

You already knew about his otherworldly inward heel capabilities, but Jacob Walder has a whole lot more in his arsenal. Here's to starting the weekend off with a bang!

Over two and a half minutes of East Coast underground street gnarliness. Nate who? Nate Greenwood, motherfuckers. Hard times comin' your way.

On January 13th, 2012, Mark dropped this bombshell on the skateboarding universe. We think it's a good time to watch it again... and again.

Al Partanen shares with you his hidden part from disc 2 of the Hesh Law video.