Thrasher Magazine

The Skatepark Round-Ups gave us a good ride in 2010. Thanks to Etnies, Birdhouse, Girl, Chocolate, Slave, Globe, Vans, Santa Cruz, and Volcom. Look for more in 2011.

Add together a little bit of Frank Gerwer's singing, one van, 25 people, camping, endless beer in Europe, and things can get interesting real quick.

Throw together Tony Trujillo, Peabody, Sean Gutierrez, Emmanuel Guzman, Roberto Aleman, and a whole slew of others, and you'll get a cookie with sprinkles.

Slams and Burnside—duh… If there's a good line, get in it. Chaz Pineda started it in '08, and these guys ended it on a cold day in hell. What, no chicks?

Trick choices and spots, with some pushes in between—piecing together your own line is one of the best parts of skating. Which Firing Line was your favorite in 2010?

Andrew Allen took lots of big hits that didn't make his Prevent This Tragedy part, so I chucked in this song and the slams fit. Here's a late-Christmas stocking stuffer for ya.

The Circa team manager was down for any challenge. Here's our 3rd King of the Road teaser. Full webisodes coming in January.

Start with some Conover, add a splash of Berle, chop it up with plenty of spicy Arizona spots and you've got yourself a hot, steamy bowl of Skate Soup - our new montage feature from Tim Cisilino.

We've got beds and couches, but the young bucks would rather lay out the sleeping bags and catch Z's by the double set.