D-Rock has good flow if you figure out the right lines and that's exactly what Sam does here. This also includes Steve Forstner, Jake Collins, and a sick ender on the big quarter-pipe.

You know a squad of skaters is good when they can stack clips like this during one single visit. Here's Taylor Kirby, Robbie Brockel, Ryan Reyes, Jack Olson, Jimmy Carlin, and Blue Turner.

This kid showed up on our doorstep and destroyed everything in site for a month before heading back to Europe. We'll be releasing a full part of him next year, but familiarize yourself with him right now. Hermann goes hard.

A lot can go down in two hours. Just wait 'til you see the hairball quarterpipe modification at the end.

T-Funk sets it off, Evan Smith brings it home, but the ripping in between ain't nothing to sleep on.

Just when we think The Rock has seen it all, the Powell crew rolls in and wrecks shop. This edit is heavy. Good job, dudes. 

He's been emerging from the underground the past couple of years and his full part is going to melt your brain tomorrow. For now, here is Auby with some quick D-Rock destruction.

The Hoopla squad is made up entirely of female shredders. They rip transition, hop up on them handrails, and stomp bs flips down double sets. We're big fans. Enjoy...

He's just a little taller than his board but CJ has one of the best prodigy styles we've seen for such a young kid. He's only going to get better and better. Check this out.

P-Stone filmed some rad stuff with this guy the last time he was in Brazil, so when Marlon rolled through SF we had to let him unleash his wizardry on The Rock.

You'd be amazed at what these young bucks can accomplish in a couple hours. Well done, kids. The future looks bright...

You might have to watch this one a few times to fully register how gnarly it is.

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.

A true blizzard of makes went down when the Nike Ams rolled through. Here's Rozenberg, Bramsmark, Verbruggen, and Donovon Piscopo. These guys are really good, man.

Hell Ride had a baby and his name is Damian. He was born the same day the Widowmaker bit the dust, August 1st, 1994. Welcome to hell kid, it's all downhill from here. –Jake Phelps

A smooth tune goes with the effortless skating of these two talented rippers, including a great ending line by Auby.

Kilian Zhender and Fernando Bramsmark rip the park and then JP the Tech Titan demonstrates his insane precision flick, including an ender that makes the whole crew go wild.

Initially, we thought Rob Smith and Phil Zwijsen would film a trick or two for a montage, but as their wild clips started stacking we knew they'd have a fun and ripping full edit together.

Double Rock has seen plenty of action so sometimes a unique approach is the best way to leave your mark. This episode is sick. 

The House-squad is looking strong these days. Here's John Hill cranking out fifteen or so sick makes, KOTR-crusher Mike Davis, and Shawn Hale with his unique trick choices.

SF got pummeled with rain and that means indoor sessions go off. Here's Mikey Curtis, Chris Henderson, Cody Chapman, and the insane Brad McClain.

Seeing how San Francisco is home of the only publication that matters, if your team is in the city and you don’t stop by–you are losers. The Flip team came by today and all of this happened in 15-minutes. Smile for the camera boys, it’s called face time.

Holy smokes. Every individual D-Rock part is already an edit of the best skating that went down. This incredible, ultra-selective montage is what you get when those edits are combined even further.

Vincent always brings those unique tricks and loose style wherever he goes and this time he also brings Ronnie Sandoval, Nakel Smith, and Jon Sciano.

Dudes you've never heard of, with names you can barely pronounce? Don't trip; skating is universal and these guys totally rip and have some truly wild moves.

Board company teams often share some traits and Expedition is known for clean skating and wicked tech-snap. Here's Zered Bassett, Spencer Hamilton, Taylor McClung, Matt Miller's crazy pop, and others.

When you've got both Shaun Ross and Tyrone Olson, you know it's a unique crew of rippers. Another rad ender goes down on the big QP.

With momentum building from his sick "VX-clusive" part and a KOTR Mystery Guest spot, Auby is on a real tear.

The hubbas and handrail get skipped this time, but the Wunga skate crew rips the park to shreds anyway. You gotta see what Ronnie Sandoval does at 1:54.

If you wanna really handle D Rock properly, camp out at the park for a couple days like Taylor Kirby, Riley Hawk, T-Spliff, and the rest of the Shep Dawgs crew. These dudes are the shit!

His full part goes live tomorrow, but this should whet your appetite in the meantime.

A bunch of hungry ams in town and a few hours at The Rock led to some ridiculously wild Hubba ledge and rail stunts. Somewhere, Scott Kane is smiling...

This kid (and guest Jesse Arrowood) are both true skate demons. Watch here as they attack D-Rock.

He's been known for his loose trucks and creative style for three decades. We're stoked and honored that Matt filmed a part at D-Rock.

We heard that he's a ripper, but this part truly shows how gnarly Jack Fardell is. With guests Austin Kanfoush and Milton Martinez.

Some of the DGK crew briefly rolled through town and rattled off as many tricks and lines as they could. Here's Jack Curtin, Dane Vaughn, and others.

Give Ben Hatchell a couple days inside The Rock and he'll rip the place to shreds. You gotta see some of this transition wizardry.

Here's a quick blast of Manderson and friends making great use of the park.

These guys weren't in town for long, but they felt right at home at D-Rock.

After a little help from the bros, Dustin Dollin was able to handle an NBD at The Rock.

Since D-Rock is in his hometown of SF, one of the most requested parts we've been asked about (even by other pro skaters) is Busenitz. He came through with a rad clip, as always.

Remember what Double Rock looked like four years ago? Neither did we...until we went through these lost tapes and uncovered some gems.

A lot of people shred D Rock each week, but it's hard to understand how gnarly shit gets until you see it all put together. Throw in a soundtrack by The Luniz and this episode might be our personal favorite.

A long winter's night bore witness to a heavy session from the Dickies team. Keep warm folks.

You've probably seen him backside 180 that 21-stair and ollie the whole damn Clipper ledge, but this kid is much more than a carcass toss. Remember the name, 'cause Milton Martinez has got it all. Viva Argentina!

Micky Papa's visit to D Rock was a short one, but that didn't stop him from unleashing some wild stunts on the rail and hubba.

I think it's safe to categorize this one as a face-melter. Big ups to everyone who spilled blood, sweat, and beer at D Rock over this last year.

On the eve of the SOTY party, Ben Nordberg rolled through the Rock and unleashed some of his signature coping craze. Special guest appearances from Collin Provost and our SOTY, David Gonzalez.

If you fly halfway around the world to skate D Rock, you're probably gonna lay it all on the line. Tim Zom, Robbin Oost, Shajen Willems, and Rob Maatman delivered the goods.

After extinguishing a fire that could've burned Double Rock down, Cory, Elijah, and Raven set the park ablaze with a different kind of heat.

There's some real mind-benders in this one. No joke. Also featuring David Loy, Boo Johnson, Cody Davis, and others.

Jamie Tancowny was hurt and out of the spotlight, but this clip is a sign that things are looking up. Also featuring Dee Ostrander and Trevor Colden.

Three decades of legendary skating and Mike V is still as gnarly as ever. You have to see this ender. Special guest Jason Adams.

You haven't heard of these dudes, but the thing about underground skaters is that the rad ones always rise up eventually.

This mega-edit has it all: Crazy new lines, established rippers, psycho ams, transition destruction, tech madness, NBDs, and a ripping female.

A bunch of unique East Coast styles hit D-Rock with their own approach to skating. Here's Jeff Lenoce, Mike Maldonado, Kevin Taylor, Manny Santiago, and some new jacks, including the rad Kyle Nicholson.

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.

Both these guys are ultra-tech mad scientists who love 'boarding progression and transition wizardry. Here's what happens when you give them two hours inside D Rock.

Skaters often try to destroy D-Rock but these guys dissect it like surgeons. Here's Mark Appleyard, Pat Duffy, Danny Supa, and both Decenzo brothers.

Team riders of a board company often share a similar skate vibe. The 1031 crew combines ripping and unique tricks from different eras. Here's Cyril, Fritz, Svitak, and Rossi.

From groms to glam, lurkers to legends, and rockers to rap heads, all basked in a sun-filled stoke of an afternoon filled with firecrackers, boards, burgers, and fine sisters dolled up in their stars-and-bars best.

Amidst their busy tour schedule, the Etnies team found a few hours to come shred The Rock. There's even a Devine Calloway sighting in the mix.

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...

Walker Ryan's been putting in hard work at Double Rock the last few days. Tune in tomorrow to see the fruits of his labor.

Not every session at The Rock is an intense, trick-getting affair, but when you put all the random clips together it's easy to come up with four minutes of really rad skating.

Creative skating and different eras of tricks, all mixed with Vincent's switch/regular/fakie hybrid blender. Oh yeah, he filmed this in like a minute.

As Carlos Ribeiro got a few last tricks for his video part, the LRG homies rolled thru the 'Rock for an evening of ripping.

Here are some of the Stone's younger rippers with Louie Lopez, Kyle Walker, Ben Raemers, that dude everyone is tripping on—Alec Majerus, and veteran park-killer Caswell Berry.

First we make party, then we work. The Globe dudes kinda ripped Double Rock a new butthole.

If the teaser is this good, you know the full episode is gonna be radical.

Oklahoma's finest never comes up short, and this time he brought his boys in for backup. Nobody move, nobody get hurt!

Some friends from across the Pacific stopped by the 'Rock to skate.

Jereme Rogers literally showed up at our doorstep with a bottle of champagne in each hand. He asked to skate Double Rock. Fuck it, why the hell not...

After a brief pow-wow about the upcoming Bake And Destroy vid, Drew took the boys over to The Rock for an evening shred.

A board company like Santa Cruz becomes legendary through the riders who represent it. Here's Strubing, Guzman, Mikey Curtis, SC's newest team rider Shuriken Shannon, ripping ams, and even a Dressen sighting.

Raven ravaged the park like it was his last meal before the electric chair. Call it what you want, but this is what FUCK YEAH looks like.

The Dutch destroyer exploded on the scene late last year with a video part that had the Internet creaming. This dude is the real deal. A couple hours inside the 'Rock and the rest is history. Skate Mental!

The Powell crew came motivated and ready to rip, but a surprise visit from Godfather Steve Caballero escalated their efforts to the next level.

A lot can happen in an hour. Davis stopped by the 'Rock for a quick session before hopping on a flight back to the Land O' Lakes, just in time for ice fishing season.

Last Friday was the gnarliest session in Double Rock history. Lots of dudes went buck, but all that really needs to be said is ANDY FUCKIN' ROY.

Hungry ams have always existed, but now they're filming entire parts in a few hours while doing tricks that were daydreams just a couple of years ago. Here's Yuri Facchini, Sewa Kroetkov, and Filipe Ortiz.

High-level ledge exploits, heavy hitters down the hubba, and a tranny banger from Marquise make this Double Rock episode one of our favorites thus far...

Childress on the walls, Taylor in the rafters, and a couple of Euros gettin' tech. Sounds about right...

Some teams roll through Double Rock on a wild-eyed rampage. Others prefer stylish, effortless destruction. Nike SB did both. Stay tuned for Wieger, Youness, Salazar, Childress, and this other dude you may have heard of—Grant Taylor. Coming December 7.

Skate and Destroy is a state of mind. For Andrew Langi, destruction comes as clean and easy as a walk in the park.

Massimo rolls thru the Rock with quick feet, big snaps, and the homies from Oakland: T-Mo, Dontae, and Major.

Not only did Foundation shred the park, but they dropped a major NBD in the process, turning Nick Merlino pro right here at The Rock. Fuckin' rad. Congrats homie!

The truth is out there, folks. Just ask Fox Mulder. Aliens are among us…

A shuttle, piloted by comrade Omar Salazar, will be launching into orbit tomorrow from Space Station Double Rock. T minus 10, 9, 8...

Beer pong, bean dip, beam bonks, and bluntslides. It's a grown-man slumber party with the Bones crew at Double Rock...

The gang from SD spent the night at Double Rock in pursuit of rippage and a little green bag. Jimmy, Larelle, and Tyler set things off, until Wes Kremer stepped up and smoked it out of the park. Grand Slam Sk8Mafia!

Skateboarding's Cosa Nostra pays a friendly visit to Double Rock. No horses were harmed in the making of this feature...

Bones Am Brad McClain eats pieces of Double Rock tranny for breakfast. Shout out to Adam Sandler!

Nyjah Huston filmed this Double Rock in about the same time it would take you to watch a shitty Adam Sandler movie.

What's a pipe dream for most skate rats is just a casual midnight session for Josh Matthews. Some people just got it...

Lil Wayne. Double Rock. 3am. Next time we're bombing hills...

Paradise usually involves a baking sun, bikini'd babes, and a beach. But hell, a session at Double Rock ain't half bad...

A gnarly session hits the next level when the booze and live music get cranked up. Just another night at Double Rock...

Kyle Walker rolled through the park, barged a game of pool on our new table, and became the first dude to flip his way into Mount Rockmore.

Dyet, Decenzo, Lutzka, Bowerbank, and Thomas surfaced at the park one night and emerged around 3am with some heavy-hitting footage, including a face-melter from Dyet down the hubba.

In a mad world, only the mad are sane...

When you rip as hard as DJ Gaudin, we'll let it slide when you show up at 2am, unannounced.

Torey only had one afternoon in SF, but he damn sure made the most out of it.

Rasmus Sand is an all-terrain ripper from Denmark who came and stayed at Double Rock a few days. By the time he left he'd put together a sick part, and even had us bumping some hard-ass Danish rap...

Mark Suciu rolled through guns blazing and delivered a quick Drive-By on the new rail and hubba ledges at Double Rock.

DC rolled through Double Rock with a SOTY named Cole, a legend named Kalis, and young bucks Matt Miller, Evan Smith, and Taylor McClung.

The mag opened their doors, offered some beers, Wahoo's, and some indoor Double Rock ripping. Hot Shit.

Big thanks to Arnette, Foundation, Alien, Think, and Krooked. Our first ever Double Rock Lockdown was a big hit. And the winner is...

Even after a massive turnout at the polls, the Lockdown voting came down to the wire. Who emerged victorious? Tune in Wednesday night at 11:59pm PST...

After a session at Double Rock, the Kayo crew sat down, watched the Lockdown episodes, and cast their votes. Hear what Welsh, Kelly, Lenny, and Taylor had to say...

All the episodes have aired. Now YOU gotta decide which team won. Check all four videos one last time and then cast your vote for the best. The winning team takes home $7,500! Voting ends Friday. The winner will be announced next week.

Manderson, Drehobl, Cee Lo Green, flying birds, and 24 hours locked inside the 'Rock. Krooked is in the building folks... FUCK YOU!

Mike Anderson and Dan Drehobl gear up for 24 hours of Double Rock. Krooked's Lockdown hits 4/13/2011.

Double Rock has seen a lot of action in the last couple years, but leave it up to Ozar to go where no man has gone before.

Moments before being locked inside Double Rock, Omar Salazar and Kevin Terpening sat down to answer a few questions.

Orange jumpsuits, porno mags, a prison guard, and a nod to Half Baked? Think took the Lockdown concept seriously.

Moments before being locked inside Double Rock, Josh Matthews and Lee Yankou sat down to answer a few questions.

Lockdown kicks off with the first of four episodes: It's the Foundation squad of black jack Nick Merlino and mountain man Sierra Fellers, suffering 24 hours of HP madness. –Phelps

The episodes have been shot, edited, and the madness begins this week with the Foundation duo. Which team do you think is gonna take home the cash?

Santa Cruz rippers Ryan Harris and Travis Erickson put it down at the 'Rock, with a guest appearance from SF native Sean Gutierrez.

Dakine came through SF with a heavy crew: Check Machnau, Reeves, Conover, Atchley, and the rest of the team as they put on a show, with an ender from Ramondetta the likes of which Double Rock's never seen before.

The Phelper drives through the hood while explaining the details of the Lockdown contest at Double Rock. Episodes start next week.

The Famous squad put together a sick montage at the 'Rock, with a tough-as-nails hubba barrage from Andrew Pott to end it.

Kellen James, Nick Tucker, and Larelle Gray rolled up from SD and brought the Mafia to the 'Rock. Does this make Smolik Al Capone?

Double Rock is the remote, out-of-the-way patch of land near the bay in San Francisco. Stick around after dark and you might get jacked. Sometimes it just isn't your decision to make. Can you do the time?

When the streets of San Francisco are wet, the City locals hang at the 'Rock. The Western Edition squad put together a nice edit over a couple days.

Axion leads an East Coast take-over down at the 'Rock, complete with a classic Raekwon track from Only Built 4 Cuban Linx.

Tony killed a couple hours at Double Rock before catching his flight to Australia.

These guys are known for bringing a wild mix of gnarly moves and tricks, just for the fun of it. Chris Haslam, Cooper Wilt, Willow, and others don't disappoint.

Elijah Berle and Yaje Popson rolled around the 'Rock and ripped each obstacle with ease. These two are gonna be heavy on radar soon...

Hella rippers rolled through the 'Rock over the past couple weeks, so we threw 'em all together in a montage and put that shit on wax.

Skate Mental rolled through the 'Rock for a quick warm-up before grabbing a sixer and hittin' the hills with P-Stone. Check the indoor madness here now; brews and bombs coming tomorrow...

We've got beds and couches, but the young bucks would rather lay out the sleeping bags and catch Z's by the double set.

Toss in some Gerwer, a dash of Lizard, add an impressive ender by The Fuenz, and what have you got? Must-see Double Rock TV…

New set of frames for Ben and his own Double Rock part. Things are looking up!

Some guys concentrate on one Double Rock obstacle at a time when filming. Svitak, Knight, Mead, and the other 1031 riders bounced from wall to wall, non-stop. Ben Raybourn gets his own part tomorrow.

Active sent up their squad of young bucks to attack Double Rock.

Happy Thanksgiving. Keep giving, we'll keep taking. Thanks for the ride.

Timing is everything. Things have been going Cody's way lately and it's because he's made it happen. One of the best Double Rocks we've had and his pro board is available now.

If you're not already excited about Cody Mac's Double Rock part next week, this teaser clip should do the trick…

Throw an all-terrain shredder like Taylor Bingaman inside Double Rock and the results are bound to be killer. From the ledge to the QP and back around to the hubba, this kid can skate it all.

Crailtap did a second-angle edit of our Double Rock with Vincent Alvarez.

Double Rock has seen plenty of action in the last year, but nobody ripped it quite like Vince. Lightning speed, trick selection, and metal music all make for a must-see episode.

David Loy stopped by Double Rock and shredded everything in the park. Then, after he got bored with the stuff that was already there, he went to work and built his own obstacle. Homeboy rips.

The Silent skateboards team needed only a few hours to set Double Rock ablaze. Haven't heard of these guys before? This should get your attention.

They were only in town for a minute, but Lyn-Z Adams, Leticia Bufoni, Carabeth Burnside, and the rest of the crew made the most of it.

Some guys approach skating differently when they're filming, on tour, or cruising their local park. This clip here shows how Kyle skates daily.

The Think riders are always in and around SF, so they hit up Double Rock on the regs. Here's a glimpse at what they've got cookin' at the park.

The escalator bank at Double Rock ain't an easy hit, but Marius and Austyn ripped it harder than anyone thus far—and all they needed was a couple hours.

We gave you fair warning. Quick feet, board control, casual style—Mark Suciu is a monster in the making.

Brian Anderson's an all-time great and a good friend of the Mag. We gave him his own key to Double Rock so that he could show up unannounced and destroy every obstacle in his path. Beware the Street Pirate!

Bachinsky, Biggie, and an NBD—all within the comfy confines of Double Rock, USA. Somebody get this guy some new shoes!

Is Ishod Wair the hottest name in the biz? He stopped by Double Rock last Thursday in the morning and had a part done by lunchtime....

Pete Raffin, Caswell Berry, and the Osiris squad needed only a few hours to film a sweet segment at the Rock.

Pour a concrete slab on a wooden slant and Dan Drehobl will magically appear. Hell, Tony Trujillo might even roll through with a posse.

The obstacle is Vesuvius. The man is Bachinsky. Backside 180 fakie 5-0 in the wee hours of the morning.

Malto, Mikey, a cordless powerdrill, and Joe Red all add up to a new episode at Double Rock.

We chopped down the awkward hip that nobody skated and built this brand new bank with a polished concrete lip...

Chet Childress and Jason Adams came and hammered out a solid Double Rock clip.

It was pouring rain yesterday in SF, but Double Rock was warm and dry. A few homies rolled through for cold beers and a good time.

Sid Melvin was in town recently. First stop, Double Rock...

Take a look at how easy Josh Matthews makes it look-another Double Rock clip for your viewing pleasure.

Who else but Tony Trujillo could fs grind the wall at Double Rock? That's a wrap—the wall comes down today!

A montage of rippers who rolled through Double Rock recently.

We kicked off Double Rock in '09, and things are gonna really heat up in 2010. Check out this montage of the gnarlers who stopped by the park over the last few months.

David Gravette continues his onslaught on 2009 with an epic clip at Double Rock.

Sessions have really been heating up at Double Rock, Paul Trep is the latest to kill it.

Andrew Langi stopped by and crushed the Double Rock park.

The Double Rock park is already heatin' up. Caswell Berry and Jose Rojo were two of the first to stop by. Check out what they handled.

Jakes reminisces about our old indoor skatepark and introduces a brand new one. The address has changed, but the neighborhood is still the same. Its on putos, Double Rock is back!

Jackson Curtin and Matt Miller stopped by the Double Rock to get theirs.