Thrasher Magazine

Chandler breaks out of the castle and stacks on LA's bumps, walls and cross-filled lawns, backed by Kien, Yann and the always-expanding Bottom Feeder cast. Newcomer Hayden Dean deserves some roses for the curtain call.

Jeff Cecere's New York-based video is filled with the sound of cellar doors and steel pipes within full parts from likes of Johnny Cumaoglu, Dick Rizzo,  Max Maffucci and more. If this is, in fact, a window, then it's got a beautiful view. 

Nathan adds unexpected twists to every clip in this winding psychedelic trip of a part for FP Footwear.

Linking long lines and tapping new potential in their local fountain, the crew at Skateworks comes through with a hot new edit.

After putting down heavy parts and a steady stream of clips on the 'Gram, Rahim Robinson gets a well-deserved promotion from Pizza. Check his first graphic here.

A form-perfect back noseblunt and masterful flick bring Aiden's VX part to glorious heights for Dakota Skateboards.

In this epic finalé to his video-part career, The Birdman digs deep into his bag of tricks while adding some new bangers. Backed by his boys in the Bones Brigade, Tony still brings the excitement and innovation that made him our first SOTY.

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.

For years he’s made incredible skateboarding look effortless, but here is Miles’ best part to date, and not even the steepest slopes of San Francisco can derail this tour de force.