Thrasher Magazine

Every line has its own look, feel, and energy. This one is extra rad. Dan makes great use of a downhill empty plaza.

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.

If Rattray slams on a ledge and the filmer didn't record the audio, does it still make a sound? No, but this icy wipe-out is all too real.

The raw footage and loose edit of this 2007 Krooked vid shows how rad and talented Van really was. Mike Anderson introduces a classic.

It's not what you do, it's how you do it. Bobby starts off this line with a wicked, proper noseslide shove-it.

Cody's skating is so on point that a waist-high switch backside flip comes near the end a six-trick line.

The Dickies team picks their riders very carefully. And now Kevin is rising from his underground status, as this brief stop at the D-Rock shows.

A short part can have a big impact, but only if every trick counts and, together, truly represent a skater's style. Here's a perfect example. Kevin Terpening introduces a 1999 classic.

Tré-bombs at mach speed will never get old.