Thrasher Magazine

New York City is a treasure trove of Epic Spots and rich layers of history. Ted Barrow takes us through three blocks that boast some of the best terrain in the world. Monumental spots make great skateboarding.

Few plazas loom as large as The Banks. From the Bones Brigade to Harold Hunter, the sessions that sparked these clips are seared into our minds. Ted Barrow's back to highlight its significance.

Skateboarders, photographers and fanatics alike came together to take in Mike Blabac’s iconic photos from 1994 to 2023. A solid lineup of pros and a set from Ray Barbee made it the place to be. Scroll through to see your favorites.

For over 25 years, Pier 7 has been at the center of technical skating. It’s not just where you are, but who you’re with and how you roll. That code of conduct was forged in the ’90s along San Francisco's waterfront.

Though “The Ribbon” was a doomed project for city government, the stretch of concrete blocks along the Embarcadero further cemented San Francisco’s mecca status in the ’90s and beyond.

It’s not just what they did, but where they did it, and what they named it. Hubba Hideout cemented the importance of location more than any other spot. In episode 2, Ted shifts from EMB to the most famous ledge in the history of skateboarding.

Gary gets into EC Melodi's Break Your Leg video, Josh Kalis' Out There, Ryan Thompson's Texas Three Step videos, Aaron Loreth's pro part for Limo, Antonio Durao and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Celebrating 25 years of the Kalis signature shoe, we teamed up with DC on a collection inspired by his 2018 cover at Muni. Big Love, Josh.

He made his name in the big city streets, but his home base is far from the bright lights. After legally jacking some LOVE slabs in Philly, we follow Kalis to Michigan for a glimpse at the life he’s carved out in Grand Rapids.