Thrasher Magazine

New Pendleton designs adorn the decks and other goods in the new Darkroom drop—grab some. 

Alex mangles rails for Mohkie, gapping out, going through kinks and even hitting ‘em switch. The dude’s a freak. 

Santa Cruz keeps the spotlight on the Henry Gartland as he ravages the rail game. Cameos from the whole team and full parts from Jesse Noonan and Justin Sommer show the full force of their operation. 

The ledge legend of Milan flips in and pops out before you can blink, then takes an ungodly back tail across a whole city block. This is a spark we all need. 

Hawk, Provost, Lizzie, Schaar, Kowalski, Fletcher and a massive cast of vert killers attack every concrete wave from SD to Oregon. Roll in with Gregson as he takes lines where no lens has gone before. 

Madars is a miracle worker, seamlessly meshing classic moves with off-the-rails innovation—until he unleashes an ender beyond the realm of reason.

In the event of an emergency, airplane safety manuals address certain dangers. But what about a van full of skaters? Here are some illustrated guides to help you navigate the hazards of a multi-seater road trip. As seen in the July 2020 magazine.

Not many musical acts bridge the gap between hip-hop's "Golden Era" and those who seek fresh new sounds. Run The Jewels stands tall over this divide. Killer Mike and El-P already each had a rich legacy and their combined forces have produced something unique.

A heavy remix of double-set sessions, packed premiere hijinx, gory slams and good times from ATL’s Pretty crew in 2019—you might question their methods, but you can’t deny the results.