Thrasher Magazine

Grant Taylor introduces an old H-Street part that may be obscure to some, but is a gem to others. Here's Darin's wild disasters and hang-ups, along with some surprising street moves.

This line is only four walls, but when you're dealing with someone like Grant it's going to be a worth a look. Every time.

Any slam that generates enough impact to toss a shoe in the air usually means you're going to sit down for awhile. Maybe for an hour. Or maybe a month. Lenny describes a brutal ankle roll.

At the rate videos come out nowadays, it's easy for some to be forgotten about, but some parts—like James Brockman in 2009's Strange World—will remain classic.

Some video parts have a trick-by-trick blueprint laid out before they're even filmed. Josh narrates his Alien Workshop part from 2000, which showcases how he skates every day and why he's a legend.

Sometimes we mix things up a bit. Here's a triple shot featuring Rodrigo, Cole, and Marcus. FTD suckas!

It can't be easy to get back up and make your trick after flopping down 18-stairs but somehow Nyjah pulled it after this slam.

With all of the smooth and consistent skating it makes sense that Nyjah's favorite video part is P-Rod's from Yeah Right.

Skate and Destroy is a state of mind. For Andrew Langi, destruction comes as clean and easy as a walk in the park.