Thrasher Magazine

Down the street from No Comply in Austin, Reese Barton, Keagen Craword, Trey Wade and the rest of the Blue House boys hold it down with homie vibes while hitting block sets, hill bombs and car hoods. These sessions look damn fun.

Searching for spots from the top of a double-decker is just part of what makes Tom’s approach to skating unique. Through the rough, wet, cold, crowded streets, the Atlantic Drifter explains how he thrives despite conditions. Watch this before you complain about a crack.

DLX is paying it forward, giving the proceeds they receive from the Vans Foot the Bill program to Grosso’s son and family. Get a pair and give back to your skate family.

Parking-garage pumps, hotel hijinks and messed-up manual pads, the Quasi crew gets the skate trip right. Josh Wilson, Justin Henry, Jake Johnson, Bobby De Keyzer and the rest mob the spots with the homie-cam rolling.

Brandon Westgate, Tiago Lemos, Tom Asta and Evan Smith get the video game treatment for Skater XL. Take a short glimpse at the gameplay right here.

Short, but oh-so-sweet, Berle gifts a sublime sixty seconds for FA. 

Dan rifles off some ledge tech before doing a brief DLX interview about the Detroit scene, graduating with multiple degrees and soaking in the skate life every day. Need some daily motivation? Dan’s your guy. 

Throwing some old stuff in with the new, the Bust Crew's got a sick remix of raw Gilbert Crockett moves. No matter how often you watch ‘em, this dude’s clips never get stale.

Daryl hops back on the horse with his signature style and clean city lines. Short and sweet, he’s got it in the streets. 

Evan’s Grimple graphics are here along with series of fornicating animals and toxic tonics. You’ll also find the treasure that is Grosso’s Double Driller. Legendary stuff, grab it.

Chris says peace out to PDX with a synth-heavy ode to the city’s crust and concrete. Tony Ellis, Josh Love, Jake Selover and Willis Kimbel jump in to rip some hills, walls and schoolyards with a homie leaving town. Make your mark and move on. 

Rescued from the archives, Lannie finds four minutes of unseen Brass from 2012. Nick handles big gap to grinds and rough bump to bars in this OJ edit. He’s got the kind of power that lasts. 

Prestige skateshop in Boise has been at the center of their city’s scene for 15 years – bringing skaters together, making and premiering videos and inspiring the locals to dream big. This doc shares its story. It’s all connected.