Thrasher Magazine

Vans threw a contest at the Chelsea Piers Bowl and a heavy crew from around the world showed up to rip.  The rain held off, Van Doren manned the grill with free hot dogs all day and when the dust settled Lance Mountain took top honors in the masters division and Pedro Barros won the Pro.

This vid captures the fun of the road and the stoke that comes from finding new spots. But most of all, it's got some amazing skating in it. Here's Leo, Provost, Layton, Lutheran, Marks, Harmony, and the rest of the guys. As seen in the October mag.

It's tough to write a caption for skating like this. We'll try to keep it simple: David sought out the gnarliest street spots in existence and annihilated them. Mix that in with his timeless transition skills and you have one of the best parts we've ever seen.

"Showtime, bitches! Incoming!” Milton Martinez, shock-and-awe in Noe Valley from our September 2012 issue.

After hearing talk of an SF Opera House rail attack, Greco flew up to see if DJ Gaudin could back his claims. All we can really say is: HOLY SHIT.

Click here for all of the action from the 2012 CPH Pro.

Skaters often try to destroy D-Rock but these guys dissect it like surgeons. Here's Mark Appleyard, Pat Duffy, Danny Supa, and both Decenzo brothers.

Omit took their time and pieced together one crazy-good team. Here's Fritz Mead, Peter Ramondetta, Kyle Frederick, Chris Cole, Trevor Colden, and the man of the hour (with one of our new favorite styles), Luis De Los Reyes—better known as Moose.

Skating has lots of characters, but Beagle is one-of-a-kind. He documents the gnarliest skaters ever, hypes up himself and everyone around him, swerves HD, and has a blast the whole time.