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Austyn puts his whole heart into video parts, blending powerful lines, impeccable form and groundbreaking moves. From the hydrant hit to the finalé, this global tear is top-tier.

Winkowski kicks through the ceiling with a classic part, paving the way for a killer team section before Rob Pace goes on an onslaught for the ages. 50 years in and Santa Cruz is still screaming.

Gary talks Jack Olson's After Hours part, Geometric's Allstars video, Wade DesArmo's Thunder part, Santa Cruz's F#�! Em video, Tampa Am, Carlos Ribeiro and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Jack totes supernatural tech with a penchant for unthinkable rail moves. He always delivers, but this part is undeniably his hardest-hitting offering to the Skate Gods.

Death Match is BACK, and we brought the heat to the high desert. While Trash Talk and Suicidal Tendencies stirred up the pit, Raney, Russell, Louie Lo and more went to work on the ramp, from tombstone to the snake’s graveyard. Big Love, Cons.

David puts out parts more often than most people go to the dentist. With another high-impact hit under his belt with Roger, we called up the Texas star. From early days watching Nate and Guru to a move out West and an inspiring homecoming, David's path is packed with pure love for skateboarding.

Girl brought out everyone from the OGs to the current roster to celebrate three decades in the game. Papke pops in to see the art, the fans and the family they've made along the way.

Heavily influenced by the music in skate videos, LA's Zzzahara brings reverb-soaked riffs with heartbreaking lyrics that would compliment any video part. We caught up with the artist at Echo Park to talk about embracing emo, writing sad songs and what the future looks like.

Three weeks in Paris provided Tom with ample time to conceive crafty lines and unlock serpentine spots with signature style and power.