Thrasher Magazine

Crusty, homegrown spots aren't new, and yet they're one of the most interesting and vibrant things going on in skating today. This essay and photofeature looks at the appeal of DIY skating. Long live 'crete!

Declassified recon of Estabrook DIY in Milwaukee featuring Creature affiliates and builders.

Willis Kimbel, Sam Hitz, and Memorial Park locals rippin' in this edit from the Larb.

Tom's pro and here's another rad 3 minutes of him shredding and celebrating with his bros. 

San Diego has a rich skate history with lots of sun and big terrain. Here's newly-pro Tom and a crew of rippers hitting a bunch of crazy spots. Featuring Hitz, Kimbel, Hewitt, Stu, Fletcher, and many others.

In the midst of the museum opening madness we were able to snag a few heavy hitters to ask them some really important questions. Pay attention. 

NHS opened their museum to a select group of family, friends, and rippers. From Steve Olson to Eric Koston, we all gathered to revisit history and share skateboarding stories in all its glory. Great job Novak and congrats on 40 plus years!

Sam Hitz takes his new HAK board to the streets, vert ramp, ditches, and more. Watch the clip here.

Like a Frankenstein beast, the Creature guys together form a skate monster that destroys all terrain, and it definitely shows in this video. Here's Gravette, Bingaman, Conover, Reyes, Navs, Hitz, Parts, and the whole squad.