Thrasher Magazine

Every trick at Wallenberg becomes its own legend. The epic spot has denied a switch kickflip roll-away after two decades of brutal attempts. Forrest works for it and gets the make. As seen in the April 2013 mag.

When you see Nick fling some flatground moves you know it's leading up to something big.

After all is said and done, we lived like pirates. Sleeping in a hotel or bushes, it doesn't matter. This is the best crew, straight mental cases. If you want us in your town, let us know. We will rock your world.

After a week of busted bones and ear ringing, Skate Rock Japan winds down at a sea wall spot that didn't help much two years ago. Thanks to all of the Japanese skaters, hosts, ramp owners, and everyone we met. Felem rules and nothing is safe when the Skate Rock crew is in town.

Creature wraps things up in San Francisco with some hill bombs, yoga, and prank calls.

Skate Rock survivor Sean Gutierrez down for life takes one on a picnic table you're glad you weren't having your lunch at. —Phelps

A lot of people shred D Rock each week, but it's hard to understand how gnarly shit gets until you see it all put together. Throw in a soundtrack by The Luniz and this episode might be our personal favorite.

More carnage, more beer, more barneys. This is what we do.

Frankie Hill was known for going big and his part from "Ban This" released in 1989 is a perfect example of that. Ramondetta introduces a classic.