Thrasher Magazine

After their normal system for doing a shoe drop lottery couldn't handle the demand for the Travis Scott Dunks, the good people at 510 in Berkeley shifted tactics and ended up raising $30k for the Treasure Island DIY. This is the kind of love and dedication we like to see in the Bay.

Phelper took an all-time crew of heavy hitters to Chile in January 2019 for what turned out to be his final HELLRIDE. As he fired up the session, legends like Koston, GT, and Ishod took things to the next level. It’s been a year since his physical form moved on, but the Old Man is STILL WATCHIN.

Phelper's last ride, Sabotage in Italy, Reuben Barrack is back and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

Right before the debut of Dre’s first full part, the guys got the lowdown on fashion offers from the 'Gram, keeping it real with stunt coordinators and starting Maxallure with Karl Watson. At only 18, he’s come a long way since he was just a Potrero park baby getting yelled at by Jake to do his tricks right. Luckily, plenty of it sank in.

One of the cleanest teams out rolled through for a power-packed session. Campanello, Perez, Lil’ Dre and the rest of the clique hit with precision on every piece of the park. Even Karl Watson keeps up with the kids on a twisted front nose combo. These guys are making the right moves.

Panebianco once again packs that classic East Coast energy into this tightly edited clip from Italy. Joey O'Brien, Jahmir Brown, Dylan Sourbeer and a few more from the Sabotage scene log some high-tech lines and flat-gap flips. Sending LOVE to everyone in Italy.

Navs took the Rumble out of Ramona, bringing the Tumble down to Tucson and Willis Kimbel, Cory Juneau, Chris Russell and the rest of the crew did some serious damage to the pit. Watch the dudes sky and the coping fly at what hopefully becomes a new Southwest tradition.

Being confined means the Masher is even closer behind. Barros, Collins, Sandoval, Wooten and a host of other maniacs take on Montreal’s iconic O. Half of these moves seem impossible, but with the power of the Phelper tag, anything can be done. 

Through shared experiences, skating has tentacles that bind us all together. And yet, within skating, we still gravitate to our own smaller tribes. Using killer illustrations (and harsh generalizations), here’s a not-very scientific look at these subcultures.