Thrasher Magazine

Once the decision is made, the only thing left is one big ol’ bash in The City to cap the year off right. Karl Watson came through for the official handoff along with a host of A-listers from Primitive, adidas and our home turf. Couldn’t get in the door? Catch it all here.

Lucky audiences at The City's Roxie Theater got a sneak peek of the first pack of episodes from Ben McQueen’s new Let It Kill You web series. Get in on the action with all the red-carpet attendees.

A post from Meinholz got the wheels in gear for Rob to take down three rails in one rip. From landing in the wrong city, to an irate park employee and multiple return trips, Pace went above and beyond.

From the Santa Cruz van to the Scramble and beyond, Henry stepped to the sketchiest spots on the map and amassed more clips than most do in a career. This powerful part ensures his legacy lives on forever.

After an unprecedented year of boundary-pushing skating, we needed a night in The City to kick back and crown our 2022 Skater of the Year, Tyshawn Jones. Let’s walk through to see the friends and fellow skaters that came to celebrate.

Jake Wooten's got a pro board for Santa Cruz and a killer part to back it up. Friend and fellow transition terrorizer Trey Wood hops on the line to talk Jake’s roots, his ungodly front threes and his love for Henry Gartland.

John’s one of the best pool rippers in the game. When he ain’t attackin' the backyards, you can find him fabricating a skate-inspired bong—trucks and all. Get the lowdown on all things bowl burning, straight from the pages of our February, ‘21 mag.

I never thought this is how we would say goodbye, but let us remember and celebrate the life of E. Henry Gartland today, tomorrow and every time we step on our skateboards. We skate for you, Hank. —Eric Palozzolo

This past Saturday night in Austin, TX, we (Roger skateboards, OJ Wheels and No Comply skateshop) hosted a party to turn two of our homies pro: Max Taylor and Ryan Thompson.