Thrasher Magazine

Versace Plug's part, Tommy Sandoval is the father of the year, Nick Merlino loves the color blue and more in today's episode of Skateline. 

With a $10,000 prize purse up for grabs, six of Seattle’s best videographers battle it out in this seasonal edit challenge with their respective crews of raw street skaters. From superstar Scramblers to hometown heroes, every edit reminds you what’s great about local skating.

The tricks are usually way harder than he makes them look, so maybe that’s why it’s so refreshing to see him fight for clips in his Novia part? Those Santa Monica Triple Set slams are no joke!

Shin Sanbongi gets into growing up skating in Chigasaki, meeting Pontus before speaking English and how he approaches skating a new city. Get to know one of Japan's brightest stars in this extended interview from our Feb 2020 issue. 

With 20-percent more weed and cobras than before, these newly promoted Roger pros—Max Taylor and Ryan Thompson—cement their status with quick feet and unfathomable pop. Don’t tread on this video! 

There's a magnetism about Shin's style, reinforcing the notion that some people were just born to skate. Equal parts effort and power make a sublime combo and a well-deserved promotion to adidas' official ranks. 

Even when Pulizzi messes up, something rad can happen. This raw footy from Lurk Hard gives you a snapshot into his wild, spinning, and remarkably technical process.

Most can only dream about having a session with a gang this epic. In this Indy video, GT, Milton, Hewitt and Lance take turns tearing apart a backyard beauty, tile by tile. 

Vans pulls out all the stops and then some to ring in Rowan’s new signature shoe—sky diving, skate jam and even a bowling-alley blowout with live performance from '70s Zamrock pioneers WITCH. We intend to cause havoc!