Thrasher Magazine

One award at the end of the year is never enough. For 2024 we got an extra-packed edition of T-Eddys goin' out for stolen valor, grandpa goals, beard of the year and so much more. Is your skin thick enough to make it through the lists? Find out. As seen in our March '25 issue.

For most, the LA Mall is an uninviting Downtown fortress, but skaters have been flocking there since the '80s. Walk the grounds with Ted Barrow as he traces the bricks' history from early Guy to modern Greco.

Dismantling the Mile High streets and firing up locals at every stop, Tyshawn, Suciu, Daewon, Silas, Miles and the adidas team damn sure delivered in Denver.

Under the scorchin’ Colorado sun, five SOTYs and an undeniable cast of top riders ripped the Rockies for what might be the heaviest Thrasher Weekend yet. Hop in with Brook for all the flicks.

Gary chops up Dakota Servold's There's So Much More Emerica part, Mike Arnold and Daewon Song's DaeTrip adidas part, Rassvet's Blue video, Marshall Manuel's Deep Fried Part, Quel Haddox and more in today's episode of Skateline.

The dynamic duo we've always needed, Mike Arnold teleports from Bristol to San Pedro to build castles on the concrete with Daewon Song.

Fun fact: Jerry Hsu's first People I've Known was the only one that didn't require any kind of major rewriting by the staff. That's right—he's not just pro at skating, but spelling and grammar, too!

A two-hour session at Clipper is gnarly, but that’s just the first of six trips for David. Hundreds of attempts and a literal pistol whipping all played their part in this epic saga for an ender.

Skaters take risks every day. But for Tony Willie, roof skating became a passion … and almost cost him his life. This is an incredible story of survival.