Thrasher Magazine

Caleb Sieverson makes proper use of a bench that has seen better days.

The fakie varial flip was successful, but a dreaded hang-up will always get the last word.

If you fly halfway around the world to skate D Rock, you're probably gonna lay it all on the line. Tim Zom, Robbin Oost, Shajen Willems, and Rob Maatman delivered the goods.

Away from the street course chaos, rippers like Ronnie, Russo, Raney, Clive, and Clint got some too. The night ended in Bradenton; tons of bikers, bladers and razors got in the way, but the crew worked around them.

If you had a no-bust plaza and Rodrigo's board control you might be able to piece together a line like this.

A minefield of skatestoppers can't slow up Jack Curtin's high-speed attack on the SF Federal Building. Check out Jack and crew in the upcoming DGK vid, Parental Advisory.

The ol' Tampa warehouse got pretty hot for the finals. Breaking through the humidity and champagne for top honors was Alec Majerus.  Cheers to the Skatepark Of Tampa on 20 years!

There've been entire video parts that were shorter than this Firing Line. Pretty Sweet's leadoff man tries to go the distance before his legs give out.

After extinguishing a fire that could've burned Double Rock down, Cory, Elijah, and Raven set the park ablaze with a different kind of heat.