Thrasher Magazine

Here's gnarly, raw footage of Julien at his all-terrain best, including that surprise Burnside switchflip. Jim Greco is a fan of skating and introduces this classic from 1993.

Toy Machine starts off in Colorado. The wild cards on their team are New Jacks Dan Lu, Carpenter, and Leabres, but they're in good hands with all-terrain ripper Provost and the fearless Leo Romero.

Sometimes you get the feeling that Luan could do a line for as long as he wants. He keeps this one tight at four tricks.

In an industry obsessed with schoolyard handrails, it's a breath of fresh air to see skateboarding in the streets. Sabotage 3, an indie skate vid out of Philly, satisfies that need. Here's an exclusive remix of Ishod's part.

It would be pointless to rank which KOTR team had the most fun, but let's just say the Creature footage speaks for itself. Here's Gravette, Reyes, Partanen, Hitz, Conover, Bingaman, and Navarrette in ALBQ.

Sometimes, even the most basic tricks can go horribly wrong. The board in the water just adds insult to injury.

Fatback's back with a Zero/Mystery Canada recap featuring Carlin, Colden, Sauder, Sandoval, Hill, Thomas, Reyes, Lannie, Burman, and Asta.

It's here. The gnarliest, funniest, best KOTR yet. We start off with Antihero in Portland. Gerwer, Pfanner, Roy, Trujillo, Allen, Hewitt, Russo, and Cardiel. If you didn't get the DVD free with the February mag we weren't going to leave you behind. Here we go...

Even spots that have been skated for decades can still produce new lines.