Thrasher Magazine

Gary discusses Yuto in Tokyo for Nike SB, Aurelien Giraud's etnies pro model video, Jake and Curren on FA, Nick Steenbeke, Gustav Tønnesen and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Wunderkind Kristion throws in a new set of Swiss and chops up Chevy Chase for Bones bearings.

A fixed flatspot lets Lazer experience the life-changing magic of Bones' new formula in this high-production piece directed by Shrimpdaddy. You might not get the money and cars if you try 'em, but you also might.

A technical tour de force showcased in two formats, Nick mixes absurd manuals and lines in Belgium before closing the show with an ender you just gotta see.  

Yuto dodges security and tears through Tokyo's beautiful tile spots and big sets, backed up Ishod, Dashawn and Koston for Nike SB.

Over 20 years in business, Amy Ellington has kept KCDC going through multiple locations and shifts in the scene. As one of the few woman-owned shops in the country, it functions as a community hub for a diverse array of Brooklyn's skaters. Hear how she makes it work.   

Shinpei Ueno’s LENZ III might be the most-talked-about video of the year, so we got Static auteur Josh Stewart to get him on the record about the difficulties of skating in Tokyo, building up the next generation and why everybody should be making masterpieces.

Jake’s iconic photo from The Dish graces our new tee in the shop. Damn right he’s Still Watchin’.

Chandler, Marbie, James, Kien and more from THERE link lines in Oakland and session The City's iconic plaza.