Thrasher Magazine

Always finding the proper balance of taste and tech, Trevor once again brings blazing quick feet and unthinkable manuals, this time centering on the cellar doors of his hometown of New Haven.

Josh Stewart's latest installment of his landmark Static series premiered in New York City’s East Village Tuesday night. See all the friends, family and fans of underground skating that came out to witness history.

From low-budget bedroom skits to crafting cinematic spectacles with P-Rod and Heath Kirchart, Grant talks through his breakout moments and beefs while building up WKND. Here's to ten more years.

A waning team of pros, a hungry am squad and a theater’s worth of skate enthusiasts came out to Highland Park to witness WKND’s newest feature. Don’t know if we should tell you about the skits or the skating first, but lucky for you the video comes out today.

It's hard to know when you gotta make room on the roster, but WKND might've figured it out by unleashing a full-length packed with fresh style from Toby Bennett, Shintaro Hongo, Tanner Burzinski, Riley Pavey and Nikolai Piombo. Don't worry, there are clips from the OGs too.

To celebrate Alexis Sablone's new shoe, CONS threw one of the most extravagant release parties with the full team in attendance at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Big pros, fresh kicks, famous artworks and not famous influencers, see why Trevor Thompson called this night a movie.

Heavy hits from the Vacation, Dime, and Roadkill along with fresh parts from Noah Mahieh, Chris Athans, Nicole Hause and more made this a September to remember. Relive the highlights.

Rashad Murray strikes first at Pulaski, followed by Jahmal Williams and more East Coast terrors, and Mark Del Negro puts down a helluva closer. Don’t let this one go to voicemail.

WKND's resident wheelbase god Trevor hits first, followed by head-to-head attacks from Shintaro, Max, Karsten and more until Andrew Considine muscles through his pro debut. Congrats, Drew!