Thrasher Magazine

The Antihero team descended into San Diego to rip it up and help celebrate the awesome force which is Peter F—in’ Hewitt. A few grinds, a few laughs and a big blow-out photo show with a special video and musical guest made this bash one for the history books. Who should we celebrate next?

Ducky, Poohrail, Lara and some of the East Bay's best showed up in droves to help 510 ring in 25 years in biz. If DJ Juan Love's spinnin', you know you gotta see what's goin' down. 

Huge pits and big backyard ramps, Archer Braun tears up the transitions from Lincoln City to Washington Street for Bronson.

Nothing feels quite as right as Bobs during the P-Stone Cup, and this year’s contest topped ‘em all. GT and Lara earned the top spots, but this one was a win for us all. Big Love, Big Dog.

Archer rocks the cradle at Washington Street and covers new ground on the Birdman’s ramp. He’s workin’ with a deadly quiver.

Even with a smaller crew, Navs, Bucky, Clay, Russell and more keep the Ramona spirit high with deadly extensions and spine-busting channel moves. The Rumble must go on.

A cross-generational gang of vert dogs brought their A game to the B Team Ramp. Kreiner, Wettstein, Perelson, Lasek and the other high flyers got tech way above the deck. Get up close to the moves scorching across the Gator Skins. 

Navs took the Rumble out of Ramona, bringing the Tumble down to Tucson and Willis Kimbel, Cory Juneau, Chris Russell and the rest of the crew did some serious damage to the pit. Watch the dudes sky and the coping fly at what hopefully becomes a new Southwest tradition.

The ninth Rumble brought a new slew of youth to blend in with their mentors. This is a backyard-style vert jam—no contest and no worries. Bands, babes (male and female) and boarding with 24 hours of BBQ, beers and Bloody Marys—what’s not to like? See if you can spot the Reuler.