Thrasher Magazine

Kyle kills a trove of fresh and iconic spots with his classic repertoire before grinding rails too big to measure. SOTYs are made of somethin’ else...

Skater, surfer, model, company owner, yogi—Alex can’t be pigeonholed as just one thing. Zoom out to see the whole picture, from 917 back to his home state of CA.

Mason Silva and Louie Lopez have more in common than being top pro skaters, they’ve got best friend and filmer Ryan Lee. This is the story of three homies who grew up skating together, made it into a career and what it took to film the gnarliest video parts of their lives in 2020. Watch a very honest picture of pro skateboarding in this special video from Matt Bublitz.

Deathwish destabilizes any sense of sanity with hellacious hill bombs, kinked rail madness and moves so buck they defy definition. The bar has been raised.

Elijah surfs, reflects on the past and shows appreciation for the Duffel days and his time with the Crail camp, all while grappling with the challenges and pressures of a new video part.

Zane respects the legacy of the Hunter’s Point Sundial and adds to its history with the heaviest huck so far. You gotta be willing to bleed.

Mason’s unfathomable fourth part this year is a breakthrough in physics, annihilating legendary spots and melting rails on contact. Don’t look away.

Vase introduced him to the world, and since the Drift he’s become a household name, but this part elevates Tom to the stars. Skateboarding is a thing of beauty.  

Miles makes it all look easy, murking the ledge game to Mac Dre before his high-powered switch pop propels the part to extraordinary heights.