Thrasher Magazine

York, Randle, Iannucci, Hecox! With the help of Deckaid and eBay, Chocolate celebrated 30 years of iconic graphics, photos, videos and friendship. It was a night full of hazing, love and a bunch of OGs reminiscing about the good ol’ days. Scroll through, Paco.

Strubing cuts up a new sheet for some action in the street for Pepper. 

Flowing like water through LA's alleys and snaking streets, Strubing and company crack the tap before Dakota Overbaugh storms every steep slope in sight. The feature closes with a moving memorial to the timeless talent of Mark Gutterman.

The much-anticipated first offering from Louie and company’s new outfit hit the screen in San Jose and we got the proof. Get a look at the fun that's coming soon.

Though “The Ribbon” was a doomed project for city government, the stretch of concrete blocks along the Embarcadero further cemented San Francisco’s mecca status in the ’90s and beyond.

Rye’s vision hits a high point with the heaviest of ensembles, from Ishod to Ronnie and everyone in between. This is why we do it.

New Zealand’s Max Couling stomps a massive switch frontside flip and unthinkable wallies alongside Strubing and the Lovesick crew. This Kiwi is a killer. 

Congratulations to Tod Swank and his Foundation Skateboard Company who just hit their 30 year mark and are still going strong.

Check out who showed up to party. Skateboarding rules. So do Robbie and Chima.