Thrasher Magazine

The skate vs BMX beef must be dead, because Dylan Witkin is looking sweet on both. Check out this interview with Burnett about his two-wheeled crossover.

Gary covers Giovanni Vianna's Ritorna part, Leo Baker's Nike SB part, Uma's Streams video, Gravis' Bijyu video, Beatrice Domond, Adam Davies, Jordan Trahan and more in today's episode of Skateline.

Ryan Lovell cut his teeth filming Sean Malto and Ernie Torres in Kansas City. After a making it to the big leagues, filming the A-team at Vans, he left the California dream. We caught up with him to chart his path and see what’s up with his star-studded new part.

It’s hard to grab attention in an era of constant clips, but Adam Davies delivers a part that’ll leave you awestruck. After a storm of top-rate tech around Melbourne, he wraps it up with a groundbreaking rail trick for the ages.

Element and Polo brought out a pack of skaters to the Oregon wilderness to meet and skate with Jaakko, Silas, Vîtoria and more. See all the DIY nature skills they learned going from Mt. Hood to Burnside.

Waller's got ledges, but was missing a proper flatbar. Kanfoush provides the remedy and adds some parking-block obstacles while dishing out the know-how. After he’s done, Miles, Jonathan and Nile give 'em the stress test.

Despite being a stand-up adult with staggering on-board talent, Adam Davies still has a healthy appetite for mischief. From staging a fake wedding, to sneaking onto forbidden roofs in China, Melbourne's emerging tech god opens up to Dave Chami about all the hijinx while filming his shocking new part.

Busenitz, Tyshawn, Heitor, Maité, Niels and more adidas A-listers charge the Parisian streets as Gonz’ voice echos across the broadcast. Skateboarding is a beautiful thing.

The last few months have been huge for Vitória, from turning pro in Copenhagen to putting out a part for Element and making an appearance alongside some of the best in Abnormal Communication. Homie Emanuele Barbier calls up the rising star to talk about early skate exposure via Internet cafes, trick obsessions and the whirlwind lifestyle of a modern pro.