Thrasher Magazine

A local shop celebrating over a decade of service to the skate community is as good a reason as any to get the locals togther for a premiere and ramp jam. This Texas gem has been selling boards to kids at House Park and beyond since before the first iteration of Roger. Let these photos of skaters having an awesome time serve as a reminder of their radness and reason to stop by the shop if you're ever in Austin. Here's to an epic 14th year! —Ted Schmitz

Photos: Joel Meinholz

Ready for the night's action, the crowd gathers to take in the offerings from the ramp, projector and stage 

Calvin Millar on screen and Vans Scene Attack winner of best video

The No Comply Brothers, Simon and Elias Bingham, talking 13 years of shop

Josh Row, co-owner and artist, critiques the nearly 100 enteries the shop received for its Design a Board contest. What's your pick?

Stoke-O-Meter was at an all-time high for the 50th frontside grind

The kid's are all alright. However, the jury's still out on employee Max Jang

OG Script Fiends, Tom and Drew play triplets with Eli. Who wore it better?

Volcom supplied the ever-growing crowd with The 13th Floor Elevators inspired tees. RIP, Roky

Free tees for everyone (at participating 13-year celebration parties while supplies last)! Thanks, Volcom

Freshly kitted-out, debating the best trick in the Vans video contest

Drinks were flowin' courtesy of America Haze and Mural. 'Sup, Stevie?

Social media influencers hard at work. What's your promo code?

Front rock the high extension on, what some locals were calling, the 69-Foot Ramp

Annabell Chairlegs rocked the house

Security pro Tanner Quigg putting on a demo. Wait 'til you see his Scene Attack clips

Local mullet man Jorge Pichbon likes his crails backside

Sage co-creator, shop employee and certified Yaris owner Daniel is a jack of all trades

Below-60-degree temperatures means full winter wear for Austinites

Need Roger Skate Co in your shop? Hit up Dylan Jones. He's also willing to talk about Ragdoll

Not sure if this a band or not, but I guess we'll find out at the next SXSW

After the video and ramp session, DJ Veronica Ortuño and DJ King Louie keeping the crowd hyped

FYI, shop owner and manual madman Grant Jensen found his car! 

Munson flew all the way from NYC to share a tall can of Voodoo with Mr. Ruzbasan

Meanwhile, The Nukes melting minds on the indoor stage

OG Austin legend Zac Martin took time away from the farm to congratulate the Bingham Bros on the 13 years of service and success 

Thank you again, Vans and Volcom, for helping put on such an exciting event. See y'all next year!