Thrasher Magazine

Break Free celebrates three years in The Bay by hittin' the streets of SF with Gershon Mosley, Lou Whitaker and a heavy gang.

Once the decision is made, the only thing left is one big ol’ bash in The City to cap the year off right. Karl Watson came through for the official handoff along with a host of A-listers from Primitive, adidas and our home turf. Couldn’t get in the door? Catch it all here.

Neckface’s Noche de Terror took over the SF Supreme store with a haunted house and brutal bowl bash. Tis the season!

Ducky, Poohrail, Lara and some of the East Bay's best showed up in droves to help 510 ring in 25 years in biz. If DJ Juan Love's spinnin', you know you gotta see what's goin' down. 

The Bay's biggest show for DIY destruction went down at Lower Bobs with GT, Ronnie, Pedro, Zion, Nicole, Nora and way more firing off. Scroll through to see the heavy scene.

Nothing feels quite as right as Bobs during the P-Stone Cup, and this year’s contest topped ‘em all. GT and Lara earned the top spots, but this one was a win for us all. Big Love, Big Dog.

On May 6th, 2023 the Atlanta skate scene came together to celebrate the memory of Thomas Taylor—friend, dad, ripping skater and keeper of the flame. Big love to the Stratosphere family. This shit’s forever.

Independent trucks teamed up with Buddy Nichols to produce masterful new documentary showcasing the hits and highlights of Omar’s career. The audience at Volcom HQ got to see it first, along with live sets, skating, food and beverages all under the same Stone roof.

Thomas Taylor was a giant in the Atlanta scene and provided a blueprint for how to live the fullest life as a skateboarder. From his pro career to building a family and fostering the community through his Stratosphere shop, he is remembered by everyone he touched. Read closely as his loved ones reflect on his incredible ride.