Converse has a rad crew with distinct styles and it shows when they're together on an epic trip. Here's Eli Reed, Manderson, Jason Jessee, Zered Bassett, Tom Remillard, and others. As seen in the June mag.

All things considered, Shaun actually gets lucky on this front flip to brutal body slam.

It's "only" a two-trick line but it's a sick and wild one.

This shared part captures slams, makes, outtakes, and random everyday stuff. Jason Jessee introduces a classic from the 1991 SMA video.

What do you get when you combine the world's nicest boy with the world's best interviewer? It's gonna be fine.

Only if you have the right skaters can a road trip turn into a super-rad video. Cons pulled it off by taking their riders to Texas. Coming this Friday.

This downhill line has a great flow and Zered ends it with a switch hill bomb.

He attacks the gnarliest spots, his flip tricks have a rad snap, and he likes to skate really fast. This part is absolutely rock solid.

Nassim can't get off the rail in time and ends up doing a scorpion somersault.

Brock, Plunkett, and Patlanta shred a dream spot. This is the definition of Insane Terrain.

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.

The Boss has never put out a bad part. Each video just adds to his legend. Kyle Walker introduces a classic from the 2003 Emerica video.

No one had heard of a him a year ago. Now the word has spread like wildfire: This kid is beyond belief. Exclusive full part drops here, this Friday.

The Combi Pool is one deep pit and here it gets annihilated by the pro ranks, including some wickedly insane padless runs. Here's Fletcher, Glifberg, Lasek, Caples, Barros, and many others.

1st: Bucky Lasek
2nd: Pedro Barros
3rd: Rune Glifberg

Are you still going to be skating into your 40s? Hopefully you'll still have the fire like these legends. Here's Hosoi, Cab, Grosso, Miller, McGill, and others.

1st: Chris Miller
2nd: Steve Caballero
3rd: Christian Hosoi

Give Luan a perfect plaza and there's an infinite number of lines he could choose.

Jason Moran and the SFJAZZ Center organized a couple live performances last week centered around a mini ramp session.

Ambig went the no-filler route on this one. Here's Moose, Matt Bennett, Sean Conover, and JT Aultz. Special mention for opener Clive Dixon, and Clint Walker's closing part is an absolute, mind-melting must-see.

Clint's epic Ambig part came at a heavy price, including slams like this skeleton-crushing high dive onto cement.

Homie vids are rad because you can tell how the crew all push each other. Here the Shep Dawgs attack the SF Bay Area including Double Rock.

Clive Dixon and Clint Walker introduce Anthony Van Engelen's part in "The DC Video" from '03.

Jimmy's not afraid to tackle the tough topics with The Tempster – veganism, his horrific leg break and, of course, Johnny's boner.

Matt Bennett adds his signature to a kinky boardslide to make a rad line.

What's left, cinders. When we leave it's over! Here's some more of Josh Borden, David Gonzalez, Milton Martinez, and Grant Taylor in Brazil.

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.

Kosake means ripper in Portuguese. 400 people die a day there–we made it. –Jake Phelps

Guilherme tries to grind through a kink but gets thrown off the rail and on to the concrete.

Four bands, four SOTY's, and over 30 maniacs—this one's for the books. Detroit Skate Rock City starts Friday. Come one, come all...

Shit's kind of hectic. Thanks to Raph and the family. No ESPN here kids.

Here's Manderson and Jason (with his always-epic quotes and observations) checking out the June mag.

Score a free copy of the new Ambig video, Modern Art, when you buy this issue at skate shops.

Eddie Elguera, Holmes, Pedro, Grant, David, Raven, and those crazy Brazilians all add up to video blast Number 1. There's more to come. –Jake Phelps

Name all of Pedro Barros' tricks in this video and send to contest@thrashermagazine.com for your chance to win a G-Shock prize pack. Make sure to include your address.

Here's where the world was introduced to the skating and legendary style of BA. Truman Hooker introduces a classic part from the 1996 Toy Machine video.

Two gnarly moves (each of which stand on their own), linked with a flatground flip in between. This was a good day.

Jimmy Arrighi (World's Best Dad) sets the table for our new interview program - World's Best Brunch. In this first episode he sits down with Skater of the Year, David Gonzalez, to talk pee bottles, Johnny's boner, cool headbands and much, much more. Bon Appetit!

Like a Frankenstein beast, the Creature guys together form a skate monster that destroys all terrain, and it definitely shows in this video. Here's Gravette, Bingaman, Conover, Reyes, Navs, Hitz, Parts, and the whole squad.

Harold blended together his huge personality, unique skate style, and an entire city. He was a true original. Here's a classic part from the 1998 Zoo York video.

Perfect plazas, second angles, and the everyday weirdness of being a stranger in a strange land. Here's Raemers, Wieger, Cairo, Nestor, and the others.

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

When Skate Rock hits town anything is possible. What we're leaving is new faces and fresh blood. Are you down? See you on the Mississippi!

Crusty spots and rad skating all day. Big parties and rocking shows every night. Thanks Goner Records and Memphis for such a good time. As seen in the May mag.

Every trick has a worst-case scenario but the face-firecracker ranks near the very top. Lights out.

Fast, rad trick choices, taller than average ledge; there's a bunch of rad things about this one.

Why watch it on TV when you can see it live? Stay tuned America, get ready!

If you enjoy a face melter from time to time, just wait for the last trick in this video part from Green Apple skateshop's Paul Liliani.

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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.

Jack tried to power right through a kink, but the rail wasn't having it.

Pretty much every skater has done a 50-50 to one degree or other. But no one turns up the heat quite like David. As seen in the May 2013 mag.

Having a distinctive style while shredding every kind of terrain is as rad as it gets. And Phil Shao is a great example. Here's Al Partanen introducing a classic part from the 1998 Think video.