Thrasher Magazine

Fun fact: Jerry Hsu's first People I've Known was the only one that didn't require any kind of major rewriting by the staff. That's right—he's not just pro at skating, but spelling and grammar, too!

Joslin sets the pace for the stacked etnies squad as they chart a course from Prague to Poland, destroying demos and chopping up Eastern Europe’s dreamy granite blocks.

Medellín's been blowing up lately and this new edit from The Border Team is all the proof you need. This crew loves to fly. 

Firing off from the Death Race to Swampfest and the streets, the Bronson crew went in all year. Watch the full recap here.

Ishod's warmups are your homie's enders. Check these unseen gems he put together for Thunder trucks.

After servicing Detroit's sketchy rails with an unreal knack for heelflips and nollie grinds, Mike makes quick work of LA's hotspots—add some vintage Blink and you've got a real treat.

A masterwork years in the making, Rob Taro brings together over 50 of Japan's most dedicated to flesh out his ambitious exploration of the island he loves. Full parts from Ryo Nobuchika, the Hongo bros and Gou Miyagi keep the dream alive.

Leo Valls, Jeremie Daclin, Etienne Turnbull and a loaded roster lights up their local European streets for Film trucks. Spencer Semien comes through on closing duties. 

Northwest legend Tom Peha snuck into the Kingdome before its demolition for a treacherous session on the roof, and this short doc is a great glimpse into Seattle skateboarding history and the man at the center of it all. Big Love.