Thrasher Magazine

Apple’s part from Flip’s 2003 full-length was an absolute game-changer, and he made it look easy. 

Saying Brophy has “POP” is a profound understatement. Let’s take a trip back to 2008 for a comprehensive look at his ability to bounce up and onto everything in his path.

With the gnarliness and wizardry of his transition skating, Dan has always carved out his own path. This part makes you want to go skate. Here’s a classic from 2006.

Rick's tech contribution to street skating throughout the 90s gave him legendary status. A whole bunch of these moves were NBD. Here’s a classic part from Plan B's 1993 video.

Hard to believe this part is over 16 years old! Reynolds is The Boss but he’s also The King. Right around the 2-minute mark this part turns into nothing but enders.

For every video project he works on, Dustin gives it all. He sacrifices life, limb and his sanity. Here's an edit of his unique approach to skating from the 2007 Volcom vid.

The one and only Mark G introduces a part that is literally overflowing with NBDs. Burnquist is in a league of his own... 

He skated to one of the worst songs in the history of mankind, and somehow pulled it off. Either hit mute or crank up the speakers. There is no in-between. 

He’s never been afraid of the hefty terrain, flipping into lengthy rails and over towering gaps, and this video part is his masterpiece. Billy got balls.