Thrasher Magazine

Braden Hoban draws a hometown crowd for the premiere of his epic Catalyst video. What a G!

That’s right, Elijah Berle has ANOTHER video part this holiday season! Friends and family pulled up hard to witness what is probably Eli’s heaviest part to date.

Where the 110 ends, the fun begins. And once again friends, fans and family converged at San Pedro’s Channel Street skatepark for some good ol’ four-wheeled fellowship.

Vert stars Jimmy Wilkins and Shea Donavan draw a crowd for the premiere of their hotly-anticipated Over Under video. Burnout reports … padless.

Vans’ infamous waffle squad once again storms the Big Apple for some good deeds, a block party and the first-ever skateboard rave. Also: yoga at the Banks?

Max Fish, the storied Manhattan skate-friendly bar, was brought back from the dead by Vans OTW for one magical night of photos, friends, costumes and an insane surprise musical guest.

The Zero Army converged at an O.C. motorcycle shop for the premiere of Brandon Burleigh’s new video and a special surprise. You know the drill.

Braden Hoban is one of the few skaters putting it down as hard in the streets as he does in the arenas. Emerica must be proud. Hell, they gave him a shoe!

Concrete crusaders from San Diego and beyond converged on Washington Street to rip, laugh, rock and gawk. Happy 25th, you beautiful, terrifying bridge!

Nora’s fever dreams become headphone reality in celebration of her Skullcandy collection. Burnout ventures deep into the OC to get the scoop … and some free headphones.

Loyal pawns converge to peep the new Toy Machine flick Real Life Sucks and welcome Georgia Martin into the pro ranks. Cookies, too!

GT cuts the ribbon and the Thomas Taylor Memorial Skatepark is open for its first official blowout. Check the flicks and feel the maka. Big love, ATL!

Vans launches their most technical shoe ever with one of skateboarding’s gnarliest and most respected ––Anthony Van Engelen. Burnout investigates the LA bash.