Thrasher Magazine

The WKND team goes all out to welcome their new pro before Tanner brings that signature switch technique to the big leagues. Congrats, Bumpy!  

Tanner had the parts to make a worthy pro, but sometimes the boss needs a little something to sweeten the deal. Let Grant's story be a cautionary tale to those who lag.

Gary talks Dylan Jaeb's Cold Call, Taylor Kirby's Spitfire part, WKND's Rumble Pack video, Palace's Beta Blockers video, Guy Mariano, Braden Hoban and more in today's episode of Skateline.

From low-budget bedroom skits to crafting cinematic spectacles with P-Rod and Heath Kirchart, Grant talks through his breakout moments and beefs while building up WKND. Here's to ten more years.

A waning team of pros, a hungry am squad and a theater’s worth of skate enthusiasts came out to Highland Park to witness WKND’s newest feature. Don’t know if we should tell you about the skits or the skating first, but lucky for you the video comes out today.

It's hard to know when you gotta make room on the roster, but WKND might've figured it out by unleashing a full-length packed with fresh style from Toby Bennett, Shintaro Hongo, Tanner Burzinski, Riley Pavey and Nikolai Piombo. Don't worry, there are clips from the OGs too.

Any wall, anywhere, Shintaro puts four down on every surface in his path, while Nikolai, Tanner and Uncle B pop in to add to the hype.

One of skateboarding’s true characters, Jordan revels in wack gear, films funny skits and forges unlikely friendships. His take on pro skating will shift your perspective.

Wall rails, roof rides, film skits and obscure spots, Jordan concocts the quintessential WKND part. Stay tuned past the credits for more fun.