Thrasher Magazine

Bringin' some quick-steppin' footwork to NYC's streets, Mark Humienik puts on for Pepper.

Jedd Mckenzie’s sky-high frontside flip jolts the comeback before a familiar cast of ATVs joins the fight and gets reinforcement from Josh Douglas. Clay Kreiner’s finale at Bob’s deserves a standing ovation.

To spread the hype for Hayley's new REAL part, a solid gang scoured the streets of Melbourne before getting treated to that fresh feature. Tag along for the ride.

Antwuan, Quel, and the whole squad pop off while Chris Drysen scores a promotion to the professional ranks. BIG UPS.

Since his breakout part broke minds around the globe, Gou’s skating has defied definition and challenged the tenets of the mainstream. And he’s back again to pave the way for the avant garde, even without pavement.

Each of the finalists put down some of the most awe-inspiring skating to date, but at the end of the day, there can only be one. Miles Silvas is our 2023 Skater of the Year.

Big hops, smooth lines and solid form, Derrick brings it all together in his new part. 

Sending shocks through the South, this Florida-based crew puts on an energetic show from serious rails to concrete waves and empty boats.

Upping the anté on their impressive output, David Reyes leads the charge before back up arrives from Trevor Theriault, Elijah Riley, Kyle Eggens and 303’s unstoppable crop of Mile-High hitters.