Junk Drawer
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11/19/2018
Chris Wimer's Pro Surprise
Chris Wimer, the man with the most massive pop, was surprised with his first pro model at a Zero team signing the other day. From VA to CA, Wimer has come a long way. Have you seen his In Your Head part yet? ‘Nuff said! Congrats, Wimer! —Morgan Rindengan -
11/19/2018
Elite Urethane | Ryan Townley
Townley took it back to streets and came through with this banger of a part for his first pro Elite wheel. -
11/17/2018
Chris Wimer’s "In Your Head" Part
Zero is known for their epic video parts, gnarly is part of their DNA. This Chris Wimer part is no exception. Congrats on turning pro, Chris! -
11/17/2018
"Thank You" Skatelab and Channel Street
Thank You Skate Co launched recently, and to give back to both Torey and Daewon’s early stomping grounds the brand has decided to release boards with proceeds tied to both Skatelab and Channel street’s Non-profit’s. Check the video for the full story. Thank you. -
11/16/2018
Thank You Skateboards Promo Video
Torey and Daewon have joined forces on a new project, and what better way to kick things off than with an eye-popping promo from these two legends of the stuntwood? Brace yourself for the last trick... -
11/16/2018
Supreme's "Blessed" NY and LA Premiere Photos
Skateboarding's glitterati stormed LA and the Big Apple to soak up some of that Supreme glow and bask in the triumph of Bill Strobeck's Blessed. Warning – there will be hugs. Congrats, everybody! -
11/16/2018
"Thank You" Behind-the-Scenes
Daewon is very, very good at skateboarding. Turns out he’s also good at playing with forced perspective as well. Here’s him and Torey celebrating their new company, Thank You, with some fun illusions. -
11/16/2018
Daewon and Torey’s New Company
T-Puds and Mr. Song talk hard breaks, changing times and starting Thank You skateboards. Read all about it in this “Friendly Fire” interview from the December 2018 mag. Good luck, legends! -
11/16/2018
Beastie Boys x Girl
Girl Skateboards is proud to release a special edition capsule featuring the Beastie Boys, photographed by Spike Jonze. -
11/16/2018
Milton Martinez 2018 Recap
A recap of the onslaught of skateboarding destruction by Milton Martinez in 2018.
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2/27/2025
Hall Of Meat: Best of 2011
How could anyone forget Chris Gentry's epic King of the Road rap? Well, Rap-A-Lot's favorite white boy is back with his 2nd Thrasher exclusive recording: Hall of Meat. If you're squeamish, don't watch this edit. Everyone else, enjoy the trainwreck. -
2/27/2025
P-Stone Cookie #4: Pizza Terrorist
The Gut and T-Mo terrorize the brown banks. -
2/27/2025
Firing Line: Best of 2011
The trick choices and use of spots in a line say as much about a skater as their individual style. The best skaters in the world are now setting aside their footage for Firing Line. Just wait until next year! -
2/27/2025
Double Rock: DGK
High-level ledge exploits, heavy hitters down the hubba, and a tranny banger from Marquise make this Double Rock episode one of our favorites thus far... -
2/27/2025
P-Stone Cookie #3: Pool Stacks
Pools are tough enough to find and they hurt when you fall. Get ready for some slams. -
2/27/2025
P-Stone Cookie #2: Canadian Cookie
Keeping it going through the Canadian winter isn't easy, but Colin Lambert and his brother Cain handled the cold no problem. -
2/27/2025
Classics: Navs and Hitz
If some vids are "underground," then 2003's "This Axe Was Made to Grind" is the center of the Earth. Navarrette sinks his teeth into all transitions and Hitz shows his wide and wild pool lines. -
2/27/2025
P-Stone Cookie #1: Beer Bath
Throw in some rippers, pools, & random shit, and you'll get good ol' beer bath. -
2/27/2025
Firing Line: Shuriken Shannon
A nice day and a no-bust schoolyard gives Shuriken time and space to stitch together a good line. -
2/27/2025
Hall Of Meat: Brendan Jones
A board-bounce like this is probably what it feels like to get hit by lightning—from behind.
In The Mag
T-Funk on the tree trunk. Tristan Funkhouser barks hard with a wrong-way tree transfer at a classic Natas spot. In this issue we have Blake Carpenter and Tom Schaar interviews, Chris Joslin's 5 Greats, a behind-the-scenes look at "War Cry," and a Monster mission to Europe. Get yours.