Thrasher Magazine

Jose Rojo introduces one of his many all time favorite parts, It's MJ from Maple's 1996 video "Seven Steps To Heaven".

A new shoe on Etnies and a perfect plaza to piece together a line. Things are looking good for Joe Red.

Jaya Bonderov was a rad dude; from skating to photography, he could do it all. Check his shit from this 1997 Volcom vid. The guy was down! NorCal's taken some deep hits over the years, but this one hurts like a kick in the nuts. We'll all skate forever in the afterlife. Off to Valhalla. —Jake Phelps  

There's no way to look smooth while tumbling down a bank. By the end, Rob's paramedic training kicks in, and he realizes it's time to just lay down. They don't call him Magnethead for nothing.

Jim Greco introduces his favorite part of all-time. A true classic, here's Jeremy Klein from the first Hook-Ups video, Asian Goddess released in 1994.

You can call it weird or wild, but don't call this a dork trick. It's too sick for that label. Here's the Somethin' Else from the July mag.

Furby flies through a schoolyard, getting five tricks without pushing once.

The 50-50 slip-out doesn't care if you're a legendary skate veteran or not. It feasts on everyone at some point.

The best thing to come outta Napa Valley since Pinot Noir, Walker Ryan is an absolute stud on the stuntwood. Steady stompin' nollie flips like grapes in a barrel...