Thrasher Magazine

This isn't merely one of the gnarliest all-terrain parts ever—it's the absolute benchmark. Over 20 years later, it's still beyond belief that one person could accomplish everything done here. Colin McKay introduces Plan B's 1992 classic.

Davis Torgerson sits down at Double Rock and peeps the new March 2012 issue.

Evan Smith takes advantage of an empty sidewalk at night and pieces together this sick line.

Salazar, Crockett, Bledsoe, and some other Alien riders destroy everything in their path, showing no mercy for a desk.

Last Friday was the gnarliest session in Double Rock history. Lots of dudes went buck, but all that really needs to be said is ANDY FUCKIN' ROY.

A lot of people wondered who Alec Majerus was when he hit the contents page of our February issue. Check the footie of the Flip & Volcom hot am in our new feature, Magnified.

There isn't much "meat" involved, but when the board is floating under your feet like that, things can end ugly. Does Hunter possess feline-like reflexes, or was he just plain lucky?

Koston, Keegan, Brock, Donnelly, Plunkett, Nugget, P-Rod, Wieger, and BA in a good-times street skating edit without time lapses and excessive art-faggery? Joey Digital delivers the goods.

Chris was ahead of his time—just plain fun to watch skate, and he had some of the wildest disasters ever seen on vert. Raven Tershy is a true fan of skate history and introduces this 1992 H-Street classic.