Thrasher Magazine

Skateism followed our multi-talented customer service expert around for an inspiring profile about life in the office, higher education and skating the Bay with her squad. Get to know one of our favorite office mates before she’s your kids’ favorite teacher.

Jake hits every New Mexican ditch and backyard pool with gusto in his new Black Label part shot by Ryan Maddox. The back blunt across the light and death box might make you lose your composure. 

Does the new board tech hold up against Chris Russell’s five-foot air to disaster? Get the answer and a few more heavy concrete maneuvers in this clip from Creature.

To commemorate his debut part for Emerica, Foundation released a special Green Servold graphic showing both the pain and pleasure of the video process. It’s clear he’s gone skateboarding, and you should too.

Punishment, persistence and surprising interactions with the public, these Lurkers go hard for every clip. Just wait for that double set frontside flip battle by David Oakley.

From the streets of San Jose comes a full-length of rare achievement. Crisp VX colors, appearances from Tiltmode royalty, Ben Raemers footy and a hectic ender part from Peter Raffin make it a hell of a watch. This will start your skate day off right. 

Continuing their already impressive legacy, Emerica strikes gold again with Green. Dakota pushes his rail game to new limits and Dickson rips every set and bank to shreds like a rabid wolverine while the rest of the team fills out a killer montage. This is canon.

Before dropping his curtain-closing part in Green, the midwestern madman set the record straight about breaking his leg the first time skating, ice fishing in Illinois and roving scooter gangs taking over his hometown. Get up to speed with this extended interview by Taylor Kirby from our Feb 2020 issue.

The dramatic finale to Marc Johnson’s cryptic yet murdery video series is here and it couldn’t have ended any better—with Dashawn Jordan finally getting a pro board. Congrats, D!