Thrasher Magazine

Nothing could’ve prepared us for the unprecedented display of incredible skateboarding we saw this year. The following are the elite few who took the game to new frontiers.

Gabbers always leaves his mark on the world's most harrowing spots. Few fight harder or put more skin in the game. That curved-rail battle is one for the books.

Gary's talkin' JP Souza's Tropical Flavor part, Gabriel Summers' No White Flag part, Quasi's Psychic Fracture video, Eric Koston, Guy Mariano, Shane O'Neill and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

Gabbers made his name slaying sketchy spots around the globe, but if you thought he'd slow his roll this deep in the game, you're mistaken. Here's one of the hardest-hitting parts you’ll ever see.

Gabbers has a new Zero part about to drop online, but audiences in Vista will get first dibs Sunday night. Get all the details here.

Canberra's most insane weekend brought in the Vans team and the usual cast of unhinged Australians for a three-day crash course in chaos. See how Pedro, Zion and Tom faired alongside Gabbers, Kieran, the locals and the legend Conz.

Belco gets bigger every year and ‘24 raised the stakes with huge players from Japan and the US careening through the streets to the famous bowl jam. From triple-kink chaos to hell-raising airs, it’s all Skate and Destroy.

From Reuben Barrack’s heavy opener to the unadulterated terror of Ben Havran’s onslaught, this vid serves thrills that will shock even the most seasoned Zero zealot.

A massive ensemble blends together in England's streets to expand this sweeping edit from Brayden Slezak. Tap in with Dougie George, Matt Militano, Brad Saunders, Gabbers and many more.