Thrasher Magazine

Gregson creeps under the bridge in SD to capture the destruction at one of the world’s most epic DIYs.

For Riley Hawk’s second shoe on Lakai, the powers that be lined up a collaboration with Motörhead! And what better place to have the release party than at the Rainbow Bard and Grill on Sunset in Hollywood, which was Lemmy’s favorite watering hole. —Joe Hammeke

The Y-Ramp gets rebuilt, Alex Midler goes pro, the Alltimers video and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Mason cruised down to OZ on the SOTY trip and absolutely slaughtered everything in his path. The dude is a one-man demolition squad.

Yellowman, the rudest dancehall toaster of all time. Check it out.

The man behind Shake Junt is not afraid to step in front of the camera and his parts just keep getting better with age. Happy B-Day, Shane! Heyl yeah this part rips!

Twenty-nine years ago, Gonz ollied the massive channel and made history. That history was not only repeated, but Mark even threw in a frontside boneless over the chasm to seal the deal. Hell of a paradise turned out to be pretty heavenly if you ask me. —Joe Brook

Jack Curtin has produced top-tier video parts his whole career and shows no signs of slowing down, while Tom K discovers lines in places nobody bothers to look. Press play and repeat. This vid GOES.

Jesse is one of the best, and we aren’t just spitting hyperbole. If you’re not a believer, watch this part and see for yourself. RIP MAC DRE.