Thrasher Magazine

Stevie went from underground to worldwide recognition with this part. He also helped spotlight manual skating as both a science and an art form. Vincent Alvarez introduces this 1999 classic.

You saw the photos in last week's Burnout. Now, here's the footage. Tum Yeto has a new ramp!

This is Ben Nordberg's first ever, full-length Flip video part.

Anti-Hero dropped a new catalog with Hewitt, Grosso, Gerwer, and Russo.

East Coast lensman, Phil Jackson, has a new photo site chock full of young people on the edge. Check it.

His loose, fast style has gotten Vincent a lot of attention over the past couple years. Here's a nice downhill line as an example.

Carlos' bag of tricks is as deep as they get. A part full of effortless, wicked snaps like this should take three lifetimes to film, but Ribeiro makes it look like a breeze.

He's had as many highs and lows as anyone in skating. Shane describes his roller coaster ride.

Grant Patterson explains what happened when he landed on his ankle wrong and took this tendon-busting slam.