Thrasher Magazine

Amongst the crust of America’s Rust Belt, a rag-tag crew of skaters get the gumption to salvage the skateable scraps from truly decrepit spots. Jerry Mraz, Matt Andersen and Jake Baldini’s equally terrifying and inspiring new project will leave the sweet sound of clanking cellar doors ringing in your ears.

Rail-rattling slams are always a good start, and Vin Dogg's new edit is filled with genuinely chaotic clips of OZ’s most maniacal stuntmen. Even though you won’t, try to keep cool when cover boy Scrambler Jack O’Grady gets into that last grind.

A grip of dudes from Welcome Skateshop in Madrid christen their new collab truck with Thunder by bashing through the city’s spots. Powerful ledge lines, new moves at Congreso plaza and a hefty nollie backside heel show they don’t take the occasion lightly. Forget the bull run, this is the real street action. 

You won’t get a better mentor than Lance to help you get upside down. Follow along in this Nike segment as he makes a house call, slaps some curbs and helps Donny hoist. Listen to the man: “inverts keep you young.” 

If you’re near the Netherlands this month, make sure you get over to Skatepark Noord’s Grind and Slam event for a damn good time skating and circle-pitting to Vitamin X and Kaak. Check the crucial details on the flyer and learn the 24-hour clock while you’re at it. 

The other half of the Be Free SOTY duo satisfies his skate rat hunger with a surplus of savory spots. Yet after a massive kinked-rail Smith and a switch flip crook battle that would justify a long rest, Ishod keeps the engine running. Big ups to a certified GOAT.

Tomorrow’s hottest pros and Long Beach’s glitterati packed into Bradford’s for a first look at the hot-off-the-press Am Scramble video. Check the photos to feel like you’re part of the action, watching the scramblers shine, putting back White Claws with the best of ‘em.

The God KT and a crew of East Coasters head to Upstate NY to cop some clips among the crust and rubble in this edit from Scumco & Sons. The scenic dam spot and sketchy mini-ramp slam dunk are something else. The scum is sick.

With a $100 wager for who can get the most tricks, Chocolate’s young bucks hit the Northeast with a little extra ambition. The vets turn it up to 11 as well—Hell, even Rick Howard got a proper photo! Check the piece from our March 2020 issue to see who walked away with the fattest stacks of clips and chips.