Thrasher Magazine

Raemers, McCrank, Rattray, Anderson, Worrest, and other éS dudes rip up the Northwest in Fatback's edition of the Tri-X trip.

A board-bounce like this is probably what it feels like to get hit by lightning—from behind.

Strategic filming schedule with pre-planned trick lists? Hell no. Anti-Hero skated like they do every day: Full attack. Trujillo, Pfanner, Gerwer, Miorana, and Peabody go wall to wall.

The KOTR recipe involves straight-up gnarly skating and full-on weirdness. Insanely brutal challenges and fun dork tricks collide as Nike SB has a blast in Albuquerque.

Hell Riding started in 1990, and by 1993 we were going mental. Cardiel hit Marseille like Katrina. He was 19 years old and down to rip. When he hit it, people just watched in awe—check that lien. Happy birthday, John. Skateboarding wouldn't be the same with out you. —Jake Phelps

Skate history will be kind to Jeremy Wray. His flip-trick snap, bolts landings, and spot annihilation legacy are on display in this 1995 Plan B part. Chris Pfanner introduces a classic.

The Indian summer was here for a hot second. Tony Trujillo, Pat McLain, and Sean Gutierrez took advantage of the heat for their feet.

With plenty of room to push and perfect marble ledges scattered about, Chris will always create a fast and fun line.

To say that Dekline entered King of the Road as underdogs would be the understatement of the year, but when you've got the Dick Burrito anything is possible.