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Send us your worst skatepark designs and win a free Thrasher package.
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We've received all types of entries, from padded up longboarders to powersliding maniacs to... this guy, Nasty Nesto. You've still got a few days left to enter the madness.
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Send us a clip of your gnarliest hill bomb for your chance to win 1 of 5 Lance Mountain cruiser boards.
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Brad Staba reminds you guys to send in your BBQ skate submissions by Monday, August 15th.
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Take a double dose of Dan (Drehobl and Plunkett) over to the Staba compound, and you've got our latest contest. The directions are all in the video, and with Brad judging, you never know…
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Were you one of the lucky few to receive a card good for a free one-year digital subscription to Thrasher magazine?
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Gravette makes the most of any spot, even really shitty skateparks. Check out this clip of him ripping a bad park—then go out to your local shit park, film a clip, and send it to us.
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June 21st marks the first day of Summer and Go Skate Day. Go out, enjoy the day skating, and send us your photos. The four best entries will win a pair of Leo Romero's Emerica shoe.
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We're offering up a $100 gift certificate to our online store for the first person in the Louisville area to go to the spot and provide exact measurements of the height and distance. A photo taken at the spot is required for verification.
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The 1031 guys are known for attacking every spot in their path, without complaint. Send in a photo of you making the best use of the roughest, crustiest spots.
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We're sick of the papercuts now, so for the rest of you, head on over to take the Thrasher online survey and give us a piece of your mind for a chance to win $250 of free Thrasher gear.
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All you gotta do is search through the mag archives, find an image of the ORIGINAL board that was the inspiration for Jason's graphic.
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CCS sends skate goods around the world, and those three letters have a life of their own. Let's hear your version of what CCS stands for in our comments. Best one wins.
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This is your chance to share your worst slam with the world. Send us a clip of your hardest hit—the winner will be featured in a Hall of Meat on our site and get a pair of Corey Duffel's new shoe.
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We've seen teeth knocked out before, but pulverized into powder? That's a new one. This is one tough dude.
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P-Stone starts it off at Stabas QP and Vincent Alvarez ends it on the streets. Fatback continues with the randumbs.
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John Rattray calls up Matt Rodriguez to review some of your entries and pick a winner for the trick naming contest.
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John Rattray pays personal tribute to the skaters and tricks who've directly inspired him, and announces a trick-naming competition to win a pair of his new éS Ecosse shoes. What would you call that spectacular maneuver?
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The top-four big ollies that you guys voted for are here. Congratulations to Taylor Caruso, Matt Barry, Alan Chou, and Jon Depoian.
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