Thrasher Magazine

P-Rod has a helluva week, Naquan Rollings’ Good Guy video, Milton’s OJ Video, Jake Wooten’s Santa Cruz part and more in today’s episode of Skateline.

Always pushing for a better, more equitable and diverse global skate community, The Good Push Alliance put together a sick site to combat racism in skating and beyond.

When Gunes skates, the world around him bends to his will—cars stop in their tracks and overlooked obstacles become spots. Good looks, Satori.

Bangkok’s premier plaza is every skater’s dream, with its pristine ground, slick slappy curbs and granite ledges upon ledges. Let the locals be your guide.

Tanner doesn’t settle for sloppy makes—he fights tooth and nail for the proper clip. See what goes into his wallriding wizardry.

Pop Trading Company introduces its official board brand with an expertly-crafted visual voyage through the Netherlands, adding a pinch of color to its monochromatic vision. This is mandatory viewing.

Milton Martinez and Jake Hill bomb dirt slopes and dusty ditches for OJ Wheels.

Eman, Dressen, McCoy, Braun and the Santa Cruz team break down why it's so sick to have Jake in the van.

Jake Wooten's got a pro board for Santa Cruz and a killer part to back it up. Friend and fellow transition terrorizer Trey Wood hops on the line to talk Jake’s roots, his ungodly front threes and his love for Henry Gartland.