Thrasher Magazine

Frankie Decker was a last-minute wildcard this year. He cheated death, tried harder than anybody and won us over with his huge heart and tremendous enthusiasm. Catch up with this rising star as we talk awful slams, Frog love and even interview his rad dad Frank—as seen in the April '22 issue.

David Langston has been quietly demolishing H-Town spots for years. This is the second part he’s dropped this week. The cat is definitely out of the bag.

Emerica's Emerge video, Kader's adidas part, Tony Hawk, Oski and more in today's episode of Skateline.

NAK soars a kickflip in the new camo collection for adidas X FA designed by Dill.

Our guy Rhino got a guest board for Creature and the Fiends got to try it out first. Snag one for the aspiring photographer or road dog in your life.

If the Scramble is known for big tricks and terrifying terrain, Bogotá, Colombia’s Jhancarlos Gonzalez was our most traditional pick. Jhanca was merciless with spots until a switch-tré disaster ended in bloody drawers and an early trip home. Get to know one of the gnarliest in the game with his interview from our April '22 mag.

Angels & Airwaves was born out of Tom DeLonge leaving Blink-182. Here he talks about charting that band’s own path along with his thoughts on skating and UFOs. 

Barging through cities, wrecking spots and causing some light mayhem is one of the best parts of skating, and few capture it better than Eli and EC Melodi's expanding cast.

Trash-punching, bungee-jumping good times in Bristol, Lucien Parsons and his crew keep it exciting in their city.