Thrasher Magazine

The march through New Zealand continues, as bodies hit the concrete and puke lands in the lap of luxury.

Grosso breaks down the trip to NZ that sparked Antihero's The Body Corporate. The vid supplies the proof but the mag tells the tale. If you can read, read this. AH-18 is the truth.

Those Skate Rock videos were unreal! Even the dudes on the trip said that was some of the gnarliest skating they’ve seen. Here are photos and stories from one hell of a sick journey filled with music and mayhem. Ay, dios mio!

Figgy sparks the final episode with a rail attack before breakfast, and Raven brings down the curtains with a noseblunt slide straight from the heavens. Skkrrrrttt!

The crew marches on, feasting upon the heaviest and crustiest spots imaginable. These episodes are required viewing. GT is a God.

The crew builds what they want, and then they ride it. Doesn’t get much better than that. Here’s to the good times and plenty more to come. –P-Stone

Born in 1979, the Dish was the first skatepark in SF. The Trust for Public Land came at me about a year ago to redo the Dish; I recommended Grindline and they got the job. Fast forward to Dec. 3, 2016 the ribbon was cut and the park was open. Come and get it at the top of Hudson St. SF, CA.  —Jake Phelps

The world premiere of “The GX1000 Video” went off last night at The Chapel in San Francisco. Call us biased, but it’s one of the best videos you’ll ever see. Nothing but raw Skate and Destroy street shredding. Thank you to everyone that made it out for the celebration. 

Potrero is a good ol' breeding ground for rippers, young and old. Good times as always. –P-Stone