Thrasher Magazine

Tom throws it into gear at Palma’s premier plaza before landing back in London, exploiting the streets with fleet feet and an eye for the inconspicuous.

Firing off for Swim's initial offering, Dan Plunkett and Kevin Terpening bring quality tech and top-rate cutty rips.

The crew at Baker Boys not only packed the park but they also put on a junk jam and got the whole scene laced up with one-night-only Pedro merch. You had to be there. But if you weren't, see what you missed here.

Kenny walks through his gripping process and puts some fresh Pepper to the driveway-ramp test.

From insane hills to unthinkable rails, Psycho Dro pours his heart into the concrete with Ozzy supplying the track. This is Skate and Destroy.

Sota rages through TI, Burnside and more dreamy DIYs before going upside down at Hokkaido's lost skatepark for Creature.

Pedro packs five sessions into one day—from hill bombs at the crack of dawn to slappies at sunset, Figgy, Fabi and T-Funk link up to share the hype.

From the concrete waves of FDR to the gilded plazas of Midtown Manhattan, Shanahan strikes a part that’s sharp and timeless.

Who does Tony Hawk pick as the greatest skater of all time? What about the time he got bullied by Thrasher, or was summoned to Tom Cruise's house? On the eve of his "final video part" we pick his brain on these topics and much more in this career-spanning piece from our January '24 mag.