Thrasher Magazine

What happens if you lose a gold medal? Or what’s it like skating your hometown when you’ve become an international superstar? While Yuto was making his mind-blowing Tokyo part, Atiba hopped on the sessions, turning with a stack of epic photos and hilarious anecdotes. As seen in the April ‘23 mag.

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.  

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.   

Following up his heavy part, Emilio Dufour delivers a raw vision of Uruguay with the Hesh Skates crew. From a perfect switch back noseblunt, to cutty rails and a few dips in the drink, this is what it's about.

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.

Barreling through LA, Taylor charges block-long grinds, massive sidewalk gaps and deadly downhill chutes. Pedro Delfino and Tyler Pacheco hop in on the full-speed assault. 

You are now keyed into the only channel that matters. Broadcasting from NYC and beyond, Bronze TV is back with Rizzo, Marshall, Elijah, Wilson, Humienik and many more.

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.

A few bucks from a hotel job helped Tony Croghan launch a skateboard-only shop in Seattle. Two decades in, 35th North is a pillar of the scene, hosting events, premieres, art shows and even karaoke nights. Matt Gottwig, Kristin Ebeling and more help tell the story.