Thrasher Magazine

This 2005 Real vid had a super-heavy squad, and every part stood on its own. Ernie's section was a fan favorite for sure. Ramondetta introduces a classic.

Gut launched into the kitchen, McLain slid into a picture frame, Curtis got broke, Raven flew up onto the wall, and the house was rocking all day long. Good times, cold beer!

He skates gnarly gaps and rails, but Moose also has precision-tech moves—like the amazing line-ender seen here.

There's a time to roll around just doing grinds, and a time to unleash everything you've got. Here's the incredibly deep bag of tricks from Lutzka, Dyet, Decenzo, Bowerbank, and the others.

Team riders of a board company often share a similar skate vibe. The 1031 crew combines ripping and unique tricks from different eras. Here's Cyril, Fritz, Svitak, and Rossi.

His wicked-quick feet and wild trick choices got Tyson onto the Darkstar team and into this Firing Line.

Phelps dishes up on "keeping it going" long after the thrill is gone. Gravity's a bitch, but suffering is part of living...

We can't tell if he's stoked or frustrated, but Ryan links together an insanely tech two-ledge line.

On terrain this massive, the speed and scale of the skating can be misleading. Toad shows how a brutal slam is an instant lesson in physics.