Thrasher Magazine

Zero is known for their epic video parts, gnarly is part of their DNA. This Chris Wimer part is no exception. Congrats on turning pro, Chris! 

I've been to Brazil a few times. In '94, I came back and told people about a guy named Bob. In 2007, I came back and told fools about a young kid named Pedro Barros. I knew then like I do now—kid gots it like that. RTMF. —Jake Phelps

GT and Phelper take a trip down memory lane before the session gets heated inside Volcom's HQ. 

Torey and Daewon have joined forces on a new project, and what better way to kick things off than with an eye-popping promo from these two legends of the stuntwood? Brace yourself for the last trick...

The spot hunt never ends. Pittsburgh to Detroit, and everything in between, gets ignited by this epic Indy squad: Evan Smith, Wes Kremer, T-Funk, Milton Martinez, Jake Johnson, Dolan Stearns, Pedro Delfino and Marius Syvanen.

Chris Wimer managed to turn pro for Zero without moving from his home base in Virginia. Read about his rise to the top, why he adheres to the vegan/sober lifestyle and what it was like to work on the In Your Head part. Jon Allie is surely proud.  

Daewon is very, very good at skateboarding. Turns out he’s also good at playing with forced perspective as well. Here’s him and Torey celebrating their new company, Thank You, with some fun illusions.

With a Gurney part, you know skating is going to collide with metal and they’re bound to spark a fire. Here is his offering of stoke to the Skate Gods!

Skateboarding's glitterati stormed LA and the Big Apple to soak up some of that Supreme glow and bask in the triumph of Bill Strobeck's Blessed. Warning – there will be hugs. Congrats, everybody!