Thrasher Magazine

What’s a fashion show without photos? Stay in the know with the latest looks from Chris Milic, Nick Michel, Jesse Alba and their Frog friends. Your kit will thank you later.

DLX checks in with Skate After School co-founder Tim Ward about building and giving away over 100 boards during school closures. These guys always find the silver lining. 

Cody tears around Tigard, testing out his Creature and skate-aid collab deck. Get the board that goes to a good cause.

This class of local ledge maestros in the District have somethin’ special going on. The switch back Smith 180 at Pulaski will have you yearnin' to grind some granite. 

Mason Silva and Salomon Cardenas get cloned and cruise DTLA in this tripped-out lookbook for Huf. Multiply your style with these threads.

Adaptive Action Sports out of Colorado provides skate and snowboard programs for disabled youth and more. Daniel Gale and Element Advocate Amy Purdy started AAS in 2005 to show snowboarding and skateboarding are for everyone, regardless of ability.

A Skate provides free skate clinics for persons with Autism. Volunteers from across the country come together to foster a safe skate environment while teaching creative and therapeutic skills. Check their events page to see if you can get onboard in your area.

ENTER Skateboarding trains skate instructors with their own curriculum to make sure every kid in their program gets a quality lesson. If you’ve been thinking about giving lessons, check their page and get certified so you don’t break some kid’s arm helping ‘em drop in.

Looking for skate instructions by someone who’s bluntslid an 18-stair rail? Goskate has you covered, as Chris Dobstaff is just one of their thousands of instructors. Hit up their directory for skate lessons in your area.